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Techlace LT-5 Braided Nomex Lacing Tape - Synthetic Rubber Finish, .180-.220 - 85lb Natural - 750 FT
Techlace LT-5 Braided Nomex Lacing Tape - Synthetic Rubber Finish, .180-.220 - 85lb Natural - 750 FT
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$211.54 USD
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$211.54 USD
Techlace LT-5 Braided Nomex (Heat Resistant) Lacing Tape - Synthetic Rubber Finish, .180-.220- 85lb Natural - 750 FT Spool
Techlace Type V Braided Nomex Lacing Tape - General purpose lacing tape - No finish - Mil Spec MIL-T-43435
While cable ties are the most common method of wire dressing, there is an alternate method known as cable lacing. This method has been used on aircrafts, ships, and military equipment for many years Lacing Tape meets Military Specification MIL-T-43435 and is made of braided Nylon, Polyester, TFE-Fluorocarbon, Fiberglass or Nomex.
The basic concept of lacing is to use a flat cord to tie the cable bundle together. While lacing may be somewhat of a lost art - its easy to learn, and you will be lacing your bundling projects in no time. Why lacing tape? Lasts longer than cable ties. Cable ties turn brittle and degrade over time due to environmental exposure and loss of plasticizers. A roll of lacing tape can manage any size cable bundle, from a couple of 22AWG wires to a fistful of heavy power cables.
Cable ties leave a sharp edge where the tail was cut off that can snag or get hung up. Some applications such as aerospace and aviation may specify laced harnesses as a design requirement. Lacing tape is ideal for lashing wires or cables to ladder bars, conduit and other wire management solutions.
Unlike cable ties, the insulation on wires bundled with lacing tape has less chance of cold flowing and shorting. No sharp edges to cut installers hands when reaching into a tightly packed wiring cavity. Lacing tape is available in a wide range of materials, sizes and finishes to accommodate any engineering requirement.
Features & Specs:
Type V Braided Nomex Lacing Tape, -67 F to 500 F (-55 C to 260 C) Mil Spec - A-A-52084 MIL-T-43435 Mil Spec Size - 1 Break Strength - 85 lbs Width Min .180" Max .220": Thickness Min .013" Max .019" Spool Size - 750 feet Color - Natural
Download "How-To-Lace" PDF
Techlace Type V Braided Nomex Lacing Tape - General purpose lacing tape - No finish - Mil Spec MIL-T-43435
While cable ties are the most common method of wire dressing, there is an alternate method known as cable lacing. This method has been used on aircrafts, ships, and military equipment for many years Lacing Tape meets Military Specification MIL-T-43435 and is made of braided Nylon, Polyester, TFE-Fluorocarbon, Fiberglass or Nomex.
The basic concept of lacing is to use a flat cord to tie the cable bundle together. While lacing may be somewhat of a lost art - its easy to learn, and you will be lacing your bundling projects in no time. Why lacing tape? Lasts longer than cable ties. Cable ties turn brittle and degrade over time due to environmental exposure and loss of plasticizers. A roll of lacing tape can manage any size cable bundle, from a couple of 22AWG wires to a fistful of heavy power cables.
Cable ties leave a sharp edge where the tail was cut off that can snag or get hung up. Some applications such as aerospace and aviation may specify laced harnesses as a design requirement. Lacing tape is ideal for lashing wires or cables to ladder bars, conduit and other wire management solutions.
Unlike cable ties, the insulation on wires bundled with lacing tape has less chance of cold flowing and shorting. No sharp edges to cut installers hands when reaching into a tightly packed wiring cavity. Lacing tape is available in a wide range of materials, sizes and finishes to accommodate any engineering requirement.
Features & Specs:
Download "How-To-Lace" PDF
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