Heat-shrinkable insulating tube

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1988-06-03

1990-03-13

Bryant, III, James E.

Pipes and tubular conduits

Combined

With means to support disparate element therein

138103, 138178, 174DIG8, B65D 5906, H02G 1502

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049076230

ABSTRACT:
An insulating tubular connector is formed of layers of heat shrinkable plastic with the inner layer having a plurality of inwardly extending retention tabs for physically engaging wires or the like over which the tube is fitted to mechanically retain said tube on the wires until permanent bonding can be effected by heat shrinkage of the tube of the connector.

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