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Re: Neat & Organised Electric Wiring
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Originally Posted by Al Skierkiewicz
Elgin,
I am not sure what product you are referring to as "cold shrink".
See, It's true what they say. You do learn something new every day.

That aside, I had never heard about cold shrink tubing before about 2 years ago either. We used it where I worked, making coaxial and other RF cables, and it is just another alternative to heat shrink tubing.

Thanks for the link btw, Sparks.
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