Firesleeve with hook & loop fastener is made by taking firesleeve and adding a velcro closure. The Velcro and thread can usually be standard polyester, or high temperature nomex. Other high-temperature threads include fiberglass or inconel.
Our firesleeve products at a glance...
Industrial Firesleeve
Firesleeve Tape
Aviation Firesleeve
Firesleeve with Hook & Loop Closure
Firesleeve FireBlanket
Firesleeve End Wrap Tape
Firesleeve has a limitation in that it must be slid over the hose or cable it is protecting. This may be a problem if the hose or cable is already installed and cannot be removed from the machine or equipment.
The solution to this problem is a firesleeve with a hook & loop fastener closure manufactured into the sleeve. This allows the firesleeve to be installed on hoses, cables or lines without disassembly. In heavy use areas, the firesleeve with hook & loop fastener can be removed and a new one installed periodically. Using a firesleeve with hook & loop fastener also allows for easy inspection of the protected hose or cable as necessary.
In heavy industries such as steelmaking, firesleeve with hook & loop fastener is used as an electric arc furnace cable cover (EAF cable cover). Cable and hose bundling is a job made easy using firesleeve with hook & loop fastener.
Firesleeve with hook & loop fastener can be made in sizes from 3/4" I.D. through 12" I.D. with the fabric as a single piece. For larger sizes (for use on large diameter piping or process equipment), the sleeve can be fabricated in almost unlimited sizes by joining multiple fabric rolls together during manufacturing.
For diameters of 3/4" I.D. through 4" I.D., a 3/4 inch wide hook & loop fastener closure is used. On larger diameter sleeve a 2" wide hook & loop fastener closure is used.
The solution to this problem is a firesleeve with a hook & loop fastener closure manufactured into the sleeve. This allows the firesleeve to be installed on hoses, cables or lines without disassembly. In heavy use areas, the firesleeve with hook & loop fastener can be removed and a new one installed periodically. Using a firesleeve with hook & loop fastener also allows for easy inspection of the protected hose or cable as necessary.
In heavy industries such as steelmaking, firesleeve with hook & loop fastener is used as an electric arc furnace cable cover (EAF cable cover). Cable and hose bundling is a job made easy using firesleeve with hook & loop fastener.
Firesleeve with hook & loop fastener can be made in sizes from 3/4" I.D. through 12" I.D. with the fabric as a single piece. For larger sizes (for use on large diameter piping or process equipment), the sleeve can be fabricated in almost unlimited sizes by joining multiple fabric rolls together during manufacturing.
For diameters of 3/4" I.D. through 4" I.D., a 3/4 inch wide hook & loop fastener closure is used. On larger diameter sleeve a 2" wide hook & loop fastener closure is used.
Firesleeve with VELCRO® Brand Fastener Closure
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Firesleeve and our other silicone rubber coated fiberglass (fibreglass) materials withstands 500°F / 260°C continuous exposure; Molten Splash at 2200°F / 1205°C for periods up to 15 minutes and short excursions to 3000°F / 1650°C.
The firesleeve on this site can be used as a firejacket or as a fire sleeve to protect all classes of hoses, wires and cables in any usage; such as marine firesleeve, industrial firesleeve and aviation firesleeve.
The firesleeve on this site can be used as a firejacket or as a fire sleeve to protect all classes of hoses, wires and cables in any usage; such as marine firesleeve, industrial firesleeve and aviation firesleeve.
Our firesleeve sleeve, jacket, tape and fabric products are perfect for protecting hydraulic hoses, pneumatic lines, electrical cables, control wiring, welding cables, electric arc furnace cables, etc., from high-temperatures, heat, flame & pyro exposure, molten metal splash, slag, welding splatter, grinding & electrical sparks and environmental contaminations.