MSS Fibre HEATSHRINK SPLICE PROTECTOR – 40MM THIN HSSP-40T x 100

Description

Built for Strong, Secure Fibre Splicing

When you’re working on fibre terminations, reliability at the splice point is critical. This 40mm thin heatshrink splice protector is designed to reinforce fibre joints by increasing both tensile strength and torsional resistance. Once shrunk down to 2.4mm, it delivers a tight, secure fit that helps prevent movement or stress damage during installation and service.

The integrated stainless steel strength member adds structural support right where it’s needed most—protecting delicate fibre connections from bending, pulling, or twisting on-site. Ideal for maintaining signal integrity while reducing the risk of costly rework.

Reliable Protection with Compliance in Mind

Engineered for consistent performance, this splice protector features a clear outer sleeve, making it easy to identify internal fibre colours during installation and inspection. That means faster verification and fewer mistakes, especially on complex fibre runs.

Manufactured to meet RoHS 2002/95/EG standards, it’s free from hazardous substances—supporting compliance requirements across commercial and industrial projects. A dependable choice for contractors who need confidence in both product safety and long-term durability.

Trade-Ready for Fast, Efficient Installations

Supplied in a convenient pack of 100, these heatshrink splice protectors are built for productivity on-site. Whether you’re handling multiple fibre terminations or stocking up for ongoing projects, having reliable consumables on hand keeps your workflow moving without delays.

The thin profile makes handling and storage easy, while the straightforward shrink application ensures quick installs with minimal fuss—saving time across large-scale jobs or tight deadlines.

Key Specs

• Length: 40mm
• Shrink Diameter: Down to 2.4mm
• Type: Thin heatshrink splice protector
• Strength Member: Stainless steel
• Compliance: RoHS 2002/95/EG
• Pack Size: 100 units

Ideal For

• Fibre optic cable splicing and termination
• Telecommunications and data installations
• Commercial and industrial fibre projects
• Electrical contractors handling structured cabling
• Maintenance teams performing fibre repairs