Longitudinally divided cable sleeve of a shrinkable material
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorDieter Kunze
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AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorDieter Kunze
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A longitudinally divided cable sleeve which is composed of a shrinkable sleeve member of a shrinkable material having a bead on each edge for engagement with a sealing bar to form a sealing system characterized by each of the beads having a non-shrinkable longitudinally extending strengthening element embedded therein and the sealing bar having a pair of side elements interconnected by a central web, said side elements projecting from the central web to form an undercut groove on each side of said web so that the sealing bar is a cross-sectional configuration of a pair of C-shaped profiles facing in opposite directions and each groove receives one bead of the sleeve member to close said cable sleeve. The sealing bar is preferably made of a material having a good heat conduction property to improve the heating of the inner sealing zones during a shrinking process. If desired, a coating of a fusible adhesive can be applied in the area of the sealing zones to increase the sealing effect.
In a longitudinally divided cable sleeve having a strip-like sleeve member composed of a heat shrinkable material having a sealing system along its edge composed of a longitudinal extending bead on each edge and a sealing bar engaging the beads in a sealed manner, the improvements comprising each of the beads having a non-shrinkable longitudinally extending strengthening element embedded therein, and the sealing bar having a pair of side elements interconnected by a central web, said side elements projecting from the central web to form an undercut groove on each side of said web so that the sealing bar has a cross-sectional configuration of a pair of C-shaped profiles facing in opposite directions and each groove receives one bead of the sleeve member to close said cable sleeve.
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