Sleeving and cords that keep windings tight and insulated.
Acrylic, PVC and silicone fiberglass sleeving plus polyester tying cords and glass ropes for lead insulation, bundling, lashing and winding fixation.
Flagship sleeving and cords
Acrylic Fiberglass Sleeve
Fiberglass braid coated with acrylic resin — flexible, abrasion-resistant sleeving for class F lead and joint insulation.
PVC Glassfiber Sleeve
PVC-coated fiberglass sleeving for general-purpose lead and wire insulation where moderate temperature and good flexibility are enough.
Silicone Glassfiber Sleeve
Silicone-rubber-coated fiberglass sleeving for class H duty — stable flexibility and dielectric strength at elevated temperature.
Polyester Tying Cord
Braided polyester cord for tying, lashing and bundling windings, leads and cables — strong, knot-friendly and varnish-compatible.
Polyester Glass Rope
Glass-fiber-based rope for heavy lashing, spacing and filling duties in larger machines and transformers.
Crepe Paper Tube
Flexible crepe-paper tubing for insulating lead exits and joints where a braided sleeve cannot follow sharp bends.
Small parts, decisive failures.
Most winding failures start at a lead, a joint or a loose bundle — exactly where sleeving and cord work. Coating class, braid density and diameter tolerance decide whether these small parts protect the machine or become its weak point.
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Click any product to view its applications, material data and quotation checklist on this page.
Acrylic Fiberglass Sleeve
Fiberglass braid coated with acrylic resin — flexible, abrasion-resistant sleeving for class F lead and joint insulation.
View specifications →PVC Glassfiber Sleeve
PVC-coated fiberglass sleeving for general lead and wire insulation where moderate temperature and good flexibility suffice.
View specifications →Silicone Glassfiber Sleeve
Silicone-rubber-coated fiberglass sleeving for class H duty — stable flexibility and dielectric strength at high temperature.
View specifications →Polyester Tying Cord
Braided polyester cord for tying, lashing and bundling windings, leads and cables — strong and varnish-compatible.
View specifications →Polyester Glass Rope
Glass-fiber-based rope for heavy lashing, spacing and filling duties in larger machines and transformers.
View specifications →Crepe Paper Tube
Flexible crepe-paper tubing for insulating lead exits and joints where braided sleeves cannot follow sharp bends.
View specifications →A safer path from requirement to quotation
- 01Define assembly function
- 02Select candidate material
- 03Review form, fit and processing
- 04Agree inspection evidence
Buyer questions, answered precisely
Acrylic vs PVC vs Silicone Sleeving
Same braid, three coatings — the coating sets the temperature class and the price.
Read →How to Size Sleeving for Leads and Joints
Inside diameter, wall and recovery decide whether the sleeve protects or just decorates.
Read →Tying Cord vs Glass Rope for Winding Lashing
Knot security against section strength — match the cordage to the bundle it holds.
Read →Sleeving & Cord RFQ Checklist
Coating class, ID, length and packing — four lines that prevent the most common sleeving mistakes.
Read →Send the drawing.
Define the duty.
Tell us the material, form, dimensions, quantity, operating temperature, destination and inspection requirements. We will review the application before quotation.