Turnigy 2mm Heat Shrink Tube - BLACK (1mtr)

 Danilo 2 points

The inner diameter of the heat shrink tube is 2mm. Without space maybe not convenient.

 Gerry01 2884 points

It's better to use 3 or 4 mm tube. It shrinks up to 50pcnt.

 Wazza_99 864 points

The 2mm might fit tightly but bear in mind that when it will be in the proximity of heat, it will automatically shrink, so you might find moving it on the solder point very hard indeed.

 schuhans 2 points

The 2mm might fit tightly but bear in mind that when it will be in the proximity of heat, it will automatically shrink, so you might find moving it on the solder point very hard indeed.

 milind 4 points

No,HK productcode: WH-4MM-BLACK is perfectly suitable for AM1002A.

 thorian 138 points

To all the people that say no. I say yes, Using 2 allen keys I stretch the heat shrink a little to clear the wire. Then it shrinks down to a nice tight fit.

 Vitor 1 points

It´s better to use 4 or 5mm gives for almost everithing what we want.

 DennisT1 162 points

Not seen it that small, sorry. You are aware the 2mm shrinks down to ~1mm?

 anikeev 608 points

When heated, it will shrink to 1 mm or even smaller. Didn't see 1 mm shrink tube ever. If you need an isolation for something precise try heat glue or nail polish (nail laquer is really good to isolate something that will not move).

 Hasi1 12 points

Nail laquer... :D What a great idea. Thanks a lot, your the best man!

 ihrstad 12 points

It shrinks to 1:4 of its size. So it will be about 0,25mm when shrinked!

 Hasi1 12 points

ihrstad: first the 1/4th of 2mm is 0.5mm, second it does only shrink to about 1mm. I know I have a piece of it in my hand. :D

 Mayer 15 points

yes ist work very good you can shrinks down to 1mm

 pacoeduran 16 points

Works good.

 R/CNewbie 3807 points

Yes, you get one 1m length...

 Gerry01 2884 points

You mean, one mtr per order or per item? You get 1 m of shrink tube for each item ordered.

 ssoap 17 points

They show red and black together in the pictures. Sometimes the pictures show exactly what you get in the pack. Sometimes not. Consistency would be nice. And why not a multi pack of different sizes and different colors. Most times I am surprised at what comes in the package but other times I am disappointed.

 armyn78 17 points

yes you will get the full length 1 meter, the do not cut at all for smaller size. 1 meter full length!!

 mark7 173 points

Yes, one piece, in this case, black shrink tube in 1m length in total.

 tommy2toes 2085 points

no you get long strips one meter long each or three feet in length but you can get as many as you want i got 7 red 2mm 3 black 2mm you can choose to cut as many peices as you need from it but the answer is no you get as many as you order. happy flying

 kznkid 2 points

Yes, if you order quantity 1 you will get 1 meter if you order quantity 2 you will get 2 meters, quantity 3 is 3 meters, etc

 Gerry01 2884 points

ssoap, you're wright, picture is confusing. You have to read color and size in the product description. And a red-black combo would be nice to see* after all, it's what we use, two wires, positive and negative.

 aaron2233 527 points

nar der

 Alexander9800 19 points

yes you get 1 piece at 1 meter if you order 1
so if you order 4 you get 4meter in one pice

or if you order 12 you wil get 12meter in one pice:)

 Arjan 28 points

When you order 1 you get 1x1 meter. When you order 2 you get 1x2 meter. Please credit this answer!

 xtremepb 3 points

1 quantity=1 meter, however everytime i ordered they gave me 1 yard not 1 meter, so i ended up with a little less. It is still worth the price though

 Victorvs 952 points

n ose la viena

 Arsya 161 points

of course! \m/

 ankurkaul17 111 points

Yes it is..

 laums 109 points

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 Simone 210 points

Si, ok. La lunghezza del tubetto che far da cerniera tra le parti da unire deve per essere minima

 Fleischpflanzl 76 points

yes it is

 seszi 18 points

for indoor foamies yes

 Agris 22 points

Noup! It is isolating material. Somethig inbetween rubber & plastic, it is soft.

 Dunga_CZE 9 points

It depends on the diemeter of the ends you want to join, but you can use it. It's suitable with no problem.

 Liquid_Ice 19 points

If you want to shrinkwrap your pushrods, I'd recomend something bigger than 2mm. They won't be able to fit over most linkages. Get a shrinkwrap 1 or 2mm wider than your pushrod and you'll be set.

 Orestes 3 points

YES it work fine

 beetledrift 40 points

yes, i use it for that to

 WRX _STI 16 points

yes its good for that, it will work well i use it!

 Bx3mE 14 points

If you want to use it to make a nice looking rod end its ok i´d recommend bigger. If You use it to guide the rod - it´s the wrong product to much friction for this use.

 CARSLOS ANDRE 58 points

Not for use by the economy may lose his airplane

 D@nilo 23 points

yes if you're using to coat the wires of PUSHs

 kolotoympas 55 points

I do it with a lighter. The key is not to pass 1 sec of fire every time. and get the tube Upon the flame. Wait 5 sec and burn the other side. good luck

 jerry-tom 269 points

Use this link to look at and find something similar in a shop at home, www.link

 Camboui 133 points

Wow, if that gun can regulate temperature and airspeed it might be a solution. But the price...

 MrBruiser 29 points

Just invest in a heat gun, it makes it quick & easy. No www.link

 byohnd 8 points

i use a small torch. i just wave it by the shrink tube quickly and it shrinks without any burning. i have used a lighter before using same method. are you leaving the flame on the tubeing or waving it under?

 Simone 210 points

Use lighter! Only be quick.

 KeithLuneau 43 points

I usually use a cigarette lighter, just be quick about it and don't keep the flame on too long. You can also use the tip of your soldering iron, and it works a little slower and won't burn it so easily.

 Harold 12 points

best thing i have found is Hakko hot air solder station 2mm round tip. can get them on ebay
if only HK had a simple version of this

 seszi 18 points

lighter is ok, keep 15 cm from the tube and wait

 Dunga_CZE 9 points

You can use lighter as you tried before, just place it a bit further straight upon the flame. The heat above the lihgters flame is enough even if it's about 5-10cm just let it above for a while (few secs).

 Liquid_Ice 19 points

I used to have a mini torch that I would quickly swipe the flame over it to shrink it without burning it but your best bet would be a heat gun, hobbyking sells one in the handheld tools section I beleive.

 beetledrift 40 points

i use a lighter, but keep the flame a few cm's away from it

 DennisT1 162 points

I like to use a monokote heat gun(hot air-not an iron)* gets hotter than a hair dryer but takes long time to start melting stuff.

 95ROLR 13 points

Oddly enough, depending on what application, the connectors/wires will heat up enough that the heat shrink will "melt" itself to the wire/connector, once you get a battery hooked up and start using the unit, etc. The current flowing through will warm up the wires and generally form the heat shrink properly.

 CARSLOS ANDRE 58 points

Buy or heat gun

 lagrockline 5 points

With a soldering iron, but not with the tip, with the heating element. In effect, 2mm tube is too thin to be shrinked with the tip.

 Tizer 6 points

Works well with a lighter. Just keep the shrinktube a bit above the flame, not directly in the flame.

 Ulrik 12 points

I use Soldering iron to shrink

 M1keMan 26 points

2mm is the smallest on HK

 Corleone 116 points

2mm, that'll shrink down to aprox. 1mm when heated.

 KMart 44 points

2mm is the smallest. :) At least that I've seen.

 veloci 78 points

the smallest is 2mm but it can shrink to 1mm

 Firepower 45 points

Just going to be rude. It only takes a few seconds to check this out and you can do it.

 kentlee 16 points

2mm is smallest i have seen

 ankurkaul17 111 points

Its 2 mm

 zerobyte 99 points

i think 2mm is the smallest

 Fly4ever 9 points

2 mm. It will, however, shrink to about 1 mm

 Liquid_Ice 19 points

Just a guess would be 1mm. They usually shrink to the half mark.

 Brenda 11 points

2mm heat shrink tube is the smallest available from hk

 leolo 78 points

Ischn Guter schrumpfi

 Olaf Heinrich 75 points

Very usefull.

 elliot234 42 points

i agree

 CARSLOS ANDRE 58 points

very goody

 Dirk 13 points

goed spul!