Heat-shrinkable feedthroughs for reliable sealing protection
Feedthroughs provide environmental sealing and screen continuity to a bulkhead as a cable passes through. In our feedthroughs, the assembly consists of a specifically designed locknut and O-ring seal, onto the rear of which is preinstalled a Raychem heat-shrinkable molded part. Installing our feedthroughs is simple and easy: Simply tighten the locknut on the rear of the bulkhead. This compresses the O-ring; a small knife-edge establishes electrical contact between the assembly and the bulkhead.
Product Features
Feedthroughs
- Strain relief
- Heat-shrinkable
- Grounding and bonding
- EMI protection
- Moisture sealing
- Metal or plastic bodies
- Multi leg-breakouts
- Preinstalled adhesive
- Available in right angle
- Prevents plastic creep for long term sealing
By applying hot air to a molded part, this forms a seal to the cable. For screened cables, the assembly includes Raychem molded part and a conductive adhesive for electrical continuity between the screen and the bulkhead. These molded parts are manufactured as shielded (screened), heat-shrinkable parts designed for shielding levels 80 dB at 100 MHz.
Two-Part Feedthrough
207W213 to 256
Material Number | Precoat | Adhesive |
---|---|---|
-3 | /42, /86 | S1017, S1048 |
-4 | /42, /86 | S1017, S1048 |
-12 | N/A | S1255-04 |
-25 | /42, /86, /225 | S1017, S1048, S1125 |
-100 | /86, /180 | S1048, S1030 |
Cable Feedthroughs
Product | Part Description |
---|---|
TCFS | Full length Molded Part |
TCFR | Shortened Molded Part |
Available in either a single or double-sided assembly.
Molded part type available in either a straight unscreened, 90° unscreened, straight screened, 45°screened or a 90° screened. in a -25 or -100 material
Feedthrough material/ finish - Nickel aluminum bronze, shotblast, Aluminum alloy plated cadmium, olive drab, over electroless nickel, Aluminum alloy plated electroless nickel and Stainless stell plated eleectroless nickel
Thread length standard 20mm
Typical Applications
- Cable entry into junction boxes, panels and through bulk heads