Product Spotlight

Spec 44 Wire: Properties, Applications and Benefits
how to choose the right heat shrink for the job
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How to Choose Between 2:1 and 3:1 Heat Shrink Ratios

Understanding the difference between 2:1 and 3:1 shrink ratios is key to achieving a reliable seal and professional finish. This guide explains what each ratio means, how material type and wall thickness affect performance, and which option suits your application best, from standard wiring and electronics to automotive, marine and industrial use.

Quick Heat Gun Guide
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Quick Heat Gun Guide

Brady Printers Overview and Product Guide
3 way heat shrink cables
Coroplast Cable: A Comprehensive Guide
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5 min read

Coroplast Cable: A Comprehensive Guide

Coroplast cables represent a high-performance, future-ready solution for electric vehicles and industrial applications. With superior electrical, mechanical, and environmental properties, they ensure reliable and efficient energy transmission.

New Multi-Sleeve Adaptor from ABB Harnessflex
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New Multi-Sleeve Adaptor from ABB Harnessflex

The rise of heavy-duty EVs and shifting regulatory requirements necessitates robust electrical systems capable of handling higher voltages and operating temperatures, as well as protecting vital connections from demanding conditions and harsh operating environments. 

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Thinking about getting a new car? Considering going electric? Read this first.

Take a look at our quick guide on what EV cables are and just some of the products that Hilltop offers

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101 Things To Do With A Cable Tie

Here at Hilltop, we think that Cable Ties are underrated. From the smallest to ties that are over a metre long, a cable tie has so many uses.

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What Is Hot Air Plastic Welding?

Hot air plastic welding is the process of joining two or more plastic surfaces together using hot air, usually applied by a heat gun.