HEAT RESISTANT TEXTILE SLEEVE AND A METHOD OF MAKING THE HEAT RESISTANT TEXTILE SLEEVE
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A textile sleeve for protecting an elongated member comprises a tubular body, made from a woven or braided fiberglass yarn, having an inner surface and an outer surface. A coating adheres to the outer surface providing heat resistance to said tubular body. The coating is a silicone rubber containing phenyl partially disposed therein. According to one aspect, the silicone rubber is a phenyl containing polysiloxane. According to another aspect, the silicone rubber has a formula of R—SiO3/2 wherein R includes phenyl and oxygen or R consists of phenyl and oxygen. The tubular body has a heat resistance of at least 550° C. A method of making the textile sleeve is also disclosed herein.
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