1/2" Black High Temperature Temp Wire Loom Sleeving 10 Feet on 2040-parts.com
Marion, Connecticut, US
Black Wire sleeving 1/2" i.d.
Fiberglass - great for abrasion resistance
High Temperature up to 1200 degrees F of Radiant heat
You are buying a 10 foot piece - if buying more than 1 we will cut as one length
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