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Clean Cut® Flame Retardant

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  • RoHS Compliant

Clean Cut® FR offers the same easy-to-cut, easy-to-install design as our standard Clean Cut®, with the added benefit of a built-in flame inhibitor for enhanced safety in specific applications. Under typical conditions, Clean Cut® FR quickly self-extinguishes to reduce flame spread and limit damage to nearby components. Its flame-retardant properties, simple installation, and superior coverage make Clean Cut® FR expandable sleeving an excellent choice for a wide range of industrial and engineering uses.
  • Scissor cut for easy installation
  • Mil-202, FAR 25 VW-1, FR-1 approved
  • Cut and abrasion resistant
  • Expands for ease of installation
  • Halogen free
  • Monofilament Diameter: 0.008"
  • Flammability Rating: VW-1
  • Recommended Cutting Tool: Scissor/Hot Knife
  • Colors: 2 (Black & White)
  • Minimum Continuous Temp: -94 ºF / -70 ºC
  • Maximum Continuous Temp: 257 ºF / 125 ºC
  • Melt Temp: 482 ºF / 250 ºC

What Does ‘Flame Retardant’ Mean?

Flame retardant refers to a substance or material that is designed to resist or delay the ignition and spread of flames. Flame retardants work by interrupting the chemical reactions that occur when a material is exposed to heat or flames. They can prevent or slow down the release of flammable gases, reduce the amount of oxygen available for combustion, or create a protective layer that shields the material from the fire.

Flame Retardant Vs. Non-Flammable

Flame retardant: These materials are designed to resist flames and prevent or slow the spread of fire. These materials are treated with special chemicals that react to heat and flames, creating a barrier that can help protect against fire and reduce the risk of damage or injury.

Non-Flammable: These materials are those that do not burn or ignite at all, even when exposed to heat or flames. These materials may be made from special types of metals or other materials that have a very high melting point or are inherently resistant to fire.