Heatshield Fire Shield Sleeving Black 1" X 1M

Our Fuel Line Heat Shields are designed to provide rugged protection for your racetrack fuel lines. When you're pushing the pedal to the metal, the heat radiating from the engine and exhaust system can damage your brake lines, fuel lines, wiring harnesses, and cables, decreasing their lifespan. That's why it's important to protect these lines with our fiberglass Fire Shield Sleeve™ fuel line heat shield.

The high-grade silicone rubber coating that we use on our Fire Sleeve tubing provides maximum strength and durability. It is resistant to most chemicals and won't be damaged by hydraulic fluids, oils, or fuels. The patented coating also protects the sleeve from damaging abrasion and prevents it from fraying prematurely. You can use this sleeve's broad-spectrum heat-reduction capabilities to bundle your wires, hoses, and cables together. Whether bundled or separate, our Fire Shield Sleeve™ will reduce and dissipate heat at temperatures of up to 500°F continuous or 900°F intermittent.

Our Fuel Line Heat Shields are ideal for use with our Heat Shrink Wrap. When you install the Fire Shield Sleeve™ on the fuel hose and brake lines, secure the sleeve to the fitting end of the hose with electrical tape to prevent fraying. Cut the other end down to match the hose length. Then, remove the electrical tape and seal off the ends of your fuel line heat shield with our Heat Shrink Wrap and a heat gun. This final step keeps the heat inside of the hose and prevents it from radiating out.

Features:

• Silicone layer can be cleaned and protects against abrasion
• Helps to prevent vapor lock and protects wires from melting
• Reduces and dissipates heat

Fire Shield Installation Tips

Equipment needed: safety glasses, dust mask, gloves, scissors or utility knife

• Cut the sleeve to the desired length
• Pro Tip: Compress or "bunch" the sleeve lengthwise, and stretch the opening of the sleeve, then slide it over the fitting or terminal. It may also help to coat the fitting or terminal with silicone or dry graphite spray before sliding over. To decrease the inner diameter of the sleeve after it slides over the fitting/terminal, pull on both ends of