CGPT
General purpose, flame retardant, thin wall
heat shrink sleeve.
CGPT is a tough, flexible, general purpose polyolefin
tubing with good resistance to common fluids and
solvents and a high electrical strength. Available cut
to length in most common sizes and electrical colours
including green/yellow.
• Shrink ratio 2 to 1
Standard Stock Sizes and Spool Lengths
Diameter (mm) Diameter (mm) Spool
Reference Before Recovery After Recovery Length (mm)
T SHRINK ACCESSORIES
CGPT 3.2 / 1.6 Colour 3.2 1.6 150
CGPT 6.4 / 3.2 Colour 6.4 3.2 75
HEA
CGPT 9.5 / 4.8 Colour 9.5 4.8 121 (75 - Green / Yellow)
CGPT 12.7 / 6.4 Colour 12.7 6.4 91 (75 - Green / Yellow)
CGPT 19 / 9.5 Colour 19.0 9.5 60 (75 - Green / Yellow)
CGPT 25.4 / 12.7 Colour 25.4 12.7 60 (30 - Green / Yellow)
CGPT 38 / 19 Colour 38 19 30
CGPT 51 / 26 Colour 51 26 30
MWTM
Medium wall thickness adhesive coated tubing.
MWTM is in wide use in low voltage cable joints and
terminations. The wide shrink ratio makes it particularly
useful for cable repairs. MWTM is normally supplied
with an inner adhesive wall which melts during
installation. Uncoated tubing is available.
Standard Stock Sizes
Reference Diameter (mm) Diameter (mm)
(1500 mm Length) Before Recovery After Recovery
MWTM 10/3 - 1500/S 10 3
MWTM 16/5 - 1500/S 16 5
MWTM 25/8 - 1500/S 25 8
MWTM 35/12 - 1500/S 35 12
MWTM 50/16 - 1500/S 50 16
MWTM 63/19 - 1500/S 63 19
MWTM 75/22 - 1500/S 75 22
MWTM 115/34 - 1500/S 115 34
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