Aerospace series. Sleeving, heat-shrinkable, for binding, insulation and identification - Limited fire hazard sleeving. Operating temperatures. 65 °C to 150 °C. Product standardWhat is BS EN 4708 108 Fire hazard sleeving about ? BS EN 4708 108 is an international standard for aerospace series that guides on the fire hazard sleeving. BS EN 4708 108 specifies the required characteristics for four types of heat shrinkable limited fire hazard sleeving for use in aircraft electrical systems at operating temperatures between 65 C and 150 C. This sleeving is flexible, flame retarded, and emits minimum smoke, gases, and corrosive by

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