Specifications:
The document outlines the specifications for extruded PVC sleeving available in three temperature classes: PVC 70, PVC 105, and PVC 125. Each class has a specific temperature range: PVC 70 (-20°C to +70°C), PVC 105 (-20°C to +105°C), and PVC 125 (-20°C to +125°C).

Standards:
The PVC sleeving complies with several standards and regulations, including the RoHS directive, Reach regulation, EN 60684-1, EN 60684-3 sheets 100 to 105, and SHVC as published by the ECHA.

Characteristics:
- Temperature Class: All classes are rated as B.
- Dielectrical Strength: Ranges from 10 to 20 kV/mm.
- Density: Varies slightly with each class, from 1.25 to 1.48 g/cm³.
- Hardness: Measured in ShA, ranging from 82 to 92.
- Resistance at Break: Minimum of 16 MPa for PVC 70 and 105, and 17 MPa for PVC 125.
- Elongation at Break: Ranges from 270% to 320%.

Additional Features:
All PVC classes are self-extinguishing, have good mechanical resistance, are watertight, very flexible, and exhibit good behavior with hydrocarbons. They are manufactured in diameters from 1 to 30 mm and available in all colors upon request.

Recommendations:
Users are advised to verify the performance of the products in their specific application contexts, despite the products meeting the outlined standards.