Heat shrink tubing (tape) connection is a method that uses fiber-reinforced polyethylene heat shrink tape as the inner layer and heat shrink tubing as the outer layer. The inner surface of the heat shrink tubing is coated with hot melt adhesive, which, upon heating, bonds and tightly secures the adjacent pipe ends into an integrated connection.

Polyethylene radiation cross-linked heat shrink sleeve PE heat shrink sleeve: This product is made from polyolefin raw materials as the base material, supplemented with high elastomers and additives, and formulated using scientific methods. It is then subjected to high-energy electron beams generated by an electron accelerator, which alters the polymer molecular structure, transforming it from its original linear macromolecular form into an insoluble three-dimensional network structure. This gives the material heat resistance, stress crack resistance, heat aging resistance, and chemical corrosion resistance. Through stretching and coating equipment, it is coated with high-performance EVA hot melt adhesive (adhesive thickness approximately 0.8mm), while the PE sheet (thickness 1.2/1.4mm) is stretched to achieve a shrinkage rate of over 25%.