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Introduction: Safety, Reliability, and Trust — Built Into Every Product What Are UL Standards and Certifications? What UL Recognition Mea...

  Introduction: Precision That Flies Above the Standard What Is AS9100 Certification? What AS9100 Certification Means for Zippertubing® W...

Understanding Fabric Weave Types for your Application Zippertubing® offers many different types of materials with differing weave types. Understand...

What Is Outgassing and Why Is It Important? Outgassing refers to the release of gases or volatile substances from a material when exposed to certai...

Why Zip-On (PFR) Excels in Demanding Applications Cable protection in critical environments demands materials that go beyond the limitations of gen...

When designing and laying out cable harnesses and systems, the concept of cable bend radius often comes into play. The bend radius is the minimum ...

There are a few common materials used to shield electromagnetic interference: foil, metallized cloth, and metal mesh. These materials come with the...

In industrial and commercial environments, the smallest details can make the biggest difference. One often-overlooked factor in equipment performan...

What is IP Testing? Ingress Protection (IP) ratings are international standards that measure how well a product resists intrusion by dust and liqu...

Optical coverage is a key metric in electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding, representing the density of conductive material across the shield...

When it comes to protecting cables, efficiency and reliability are key. Shrink-N-Shield is a standout product that combines two essential solutions...

Infinite Size Customization Without the Hassle Unlike other cable sleeving products, Zippertubing’s large-diameter cable sleeves aren’t constraine...