Product Announcements:
Protective Sleeving

Test report from Zeus

This test report compares the removal time, damage rate and scrap costs when using traditional FEP heat shrink vs. peelable heat shrink during catheter construction.

Catheter construction is a delicate and laborious process that leaves little room for error, especially in the final step of removing the recovered fusing sleeve from the cat... Read more...

Krono-Resist HT Series™ magnet wire allows your HEV/EV motor to run at higher temperatures and in more extreme environments. The solution to high temperature motor windings, this product increases heat transfer, allowing greater design flexibility and long term performance. Read more...

• Excellent abrasion and cut-through resistance
• Resistant to solvents, both aromatic and aliphatic
• NEMA Grade A(7000V), B-1(4000V), and C-1(2500V)
• Operating temperature: -70°C to +220°C
• Meets: MIL-I-3190/7 (Grade A)

Specializing in custom cut lengths for all products and special packaging options, we have solutions for all your automotive heat shrink and electrical sleeving applications. Read more...

Alpha Wire cable glands reduce strain on cable assemblies Read more...

STAINLESS STEEL TUBULAR shielded braid mfg. with type 304 soft drawn Stainless Steel. Used where higher temperatures & or greater mechanical strength is needed. Read more...

BRIM's BMP sleeving is a lightweight PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) braided monofiliment designed for general commerical and industrial applications where chemical, fungus, cut-through and abrasion resistance, and high flexibility are required. Read more...

Available in TFE, FEP and Tefzel. BRIM'S BCT series of helically convoluted tubing is run to MIL-T-81914 (TFE /2, FEP /4, Tefzel /5). They provide superior chemical & electrical flexing capabilities, as helical convolutions allow smaller bend radii than straight tubings. Read more...

BRIM Electronics, INC. is pleased to announce the expansion of our flat braided lacing cords and tapes to include NOMAX*. NOMAX* has high temperature resistance (-67°F TO +500°F), greater fray resistance and is lighter in weight than fiberglass. Read more...