Vulcan Heat Braid Flexible Woven Wire Loom 1/4” – 20’ft (6.096 M) Made In Usa on 2040-parts.com
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
 Vulcan Heat Braid Flexible Woven Wire Loom 1/4” – 20’ft (6.096 m) Made In USAVulcan Heat Braid Flexible Woven Wire Loom 1/4” – 20’ft (6.096 m) Made In USA  Vulcan Heat Braid, flexible woven wire loom, is a braided
material with a lateral split that allows it to open up to fit over a wiring harness
or preassembled line. Unlike convoluted rigid
tubing the Vulcan Heat Braid will bend into a tight radius without distortion
or splitting open. Protect your wiring and Clean up the looks of your wiring Continuous Operating Temperature -94° F (34.444° C) to 257° F (125° C) Melting Temperature 482° F (250° C) Sizes available; 1/8” – 20’ft (6.096 m) 1/4” – 20’ft (6.096 m) 1/2” – 10’ft (3.048 m) 3/4” – 10’ft (3.048 m) 1” – 10”ft (3.048 m) 
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