Teleios – Definition: Greek “complete, finished, perfection – nothing else needed.”
Key Features:
- Tight PET filament weave
- Easy to use (for beginners just starting, or for the professionals)
- Industry standard. Showcased in some of the most elite clientele in the world.
- 4mm diameter hugs the wire effortlessly
- To stretch or not to stretch? You decide.
- Pliable yet holds its shape
- Modern, and sleek color range
- Low melting temperature makes it a must for heatshrinkless sleeving. Enjoy
Months of development went into crafting the ideal sleeve for beginners just getting into the hobby, to professionals who demand the utmost quality to reflect their project. Teleios sleeve embodies the core components needed to achieve this feat.
FAQ:
How long does the sleeve come?
Sleeve is sold in 25ft quantities. Any quantity over 1 will come in one continuous piece.
How much sleeve do I need?
If you are making extensions 100ft should be sufice (based on 1ft extensions).
For full cable replacement, it is recommended 250ft.
What heatshrink should I use to melt the sleeving?
Our 1/4″ 3:1, or 3/16″ 3:1 heatshrink for 4mm
Our 1/2″ 2:1 heatshrink for 8mm SATA
What is Teleios sleeve diameter?
4mm, but we also sell Teleios in 8mm SATA too!
Chris Hugen (verified owner) –
Color matched picture perfectly. Melts well which heat shrink.
Chris Hugen –
Driftrunner (verified owner) –
Bright vibrant colors, very dense weave.
Driftrunner –
Ragan (verified owner) –
This blue is bright and brilliant. Stands out very well on most color schemes. Cannot identify wire color beneath sleeving so that is also a benefit as well. Doesn’t snag when passing crimped wire through either.
Ragan –
jmbrill (verified owner) –
Bold, vivid color. Dense weaving. Easy to work with. LC Teleios checks all the boxes on the list of things I look for in a sleeving. I can’t say I’ve worked with any other PET-based sleeving, but I honestly can’t imagine anything nicer. It’s a little stiff and has a nice springy feel to it, which helps when expanding it over a connector or stretching it taut along the length of a wire. Works well with the heatshrinkless style, haven’t tried it with the heatshrink style. Using a bit of heatshrink to melt the end onto a terminal in heatshrinkless results in a beautiful melted cone. I’ve also managed to melt it without heatshrink by just tacking it down to the terminal with my fingers, but this is much more difficult because the sleeving tends to expand outwards when melted and never results in as nice of a bond.
If you’re not using paracord and want a quality sleeve, LC Teleios is the way to go.
jmbrill –
nitrousoxide10 (verified owner) –
Using Teleios sleeving for heatshrinkless jobs was a lot easier then I thought it would be. I now have to buy PSUs just so I can satisfy my need to sleeve.
nitrousoxide10 –
Gabriel-G3 Corp. (verified owner) –
So far this is the best sleeve I’ve used. The melting temperature for heatshrinkless sleeving is just perfect.
Gabriel-G3 Corp. –