Heat shrink transistions...yea a bit off subject

TG

Thank you for all your help with the division problem...doing the binary division took care of the problem. So I have the project working perfectly on the bench...now I need to move forward and build looms. I need to find some 'y' and 't' heat shrink boots...sometimes referred to as transitions. I have found the Raychem and 3M transitions. Nice products..yet they are really proud of them. Are there any other manufactures of transitions?
thanks in advance

Chris Savage

This post is being moved from the BASIC Stamp Forum to the Sandbox since it is off topic in the original forum.

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Chris Savage
Parallax Tech Support

LoopyByteloose

I didn't even know they existed. I guess they are for preventing friction from damaging Ts and Ys in a wiring harness.

If you don't have that problem, you might find it a lot cheaper to forgo them and just use straight runs with bare Ts and Ys. I suspect that these are provided for military spec and aeronautic industry uses - so they have a limited market and higher price. [noparse][[/noparse]It also takes a lot more tooling to make a shrinkwrap T or Y as it isn't a simple extrusion process.]

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