Electriduct 1/2" PET Expandable Braid Sleeving Flexible Wire Mesh Sleeve - 500 Feet - Black

Great product and plenty of material to cover several RC builds. Can be a little tricky to work with when feeding wires through it after you've cut it. I found a quick blast with a butane torch or lighter on the end keeps it from fraying.

Good item

1/2" Grey maximum expansion 1.25". This allows for several 10 or 12 AWG solar panel cables with staggered MC4 fittings/connectors through the sleeve.Chose gray for subdued appearance for this application. Can't speak to UV resilience.Have used several sizes and colors for Clean and Managed auto engine compartment appearance. Recommended.

This was extremely easy to use in order to make my computer cables look neat. I purchased the 3/4 inch size and was able to fit my monitor power cable, hdmi, and display port cable through with no problem. Was considering a bigger size because I was scared the outlet plug would be too big, this size was perfect. I think i could even fit one more cable through with no problem. overall very happy with the product and the quality.

This was as expected, it's a mesh I used to cover my home theater speaker cables. It was quite a hassle to put on, but looks slick now that they are done. When applying this, you have to push it onto whatever you are sleeving. It's like a finger trap, if you pull it just tightens, so push push push until it's all the way on. What I did (since speaker cable is not really rigid) was take about a 1 foot piece of a single #12 electrical wire and tape it to the speaker wire. This gives you a chance to get the stuff started and a good thing to hold on to when pushing it down the speaker wire. Then you just bunch as much as you can and slide the excess down, it will push itself and propagate down the line.I know I said push a lot, but that's how you do it. See pictures for some more info.

I was sleeving six 16 gauge wires with this for my truck, which fits by the way. It is great for sleeving three to six 16 guage wires, but you need a hot knife to cut it. After about 10 minutes of cutting with a pair of scissors, 1.25 inches of sleeve had unraveled. If I hit it with a windproof lighter for a second after cutting it, it does not unwind. It's not that bad as long as you prepare for it by either using a hot knife, or by using a heat source to melt the end after cutting it.So basically, I recommend a hot knife to cut this with or you won't be too happy.

I use PET Sleeving to sleeve all my cables and Electriduct offers the best deal I could find on Amazon with the 100ft roll. The 3/8" roll fits over a USB great. I DON'T recommend cutting a USB cable to sleeve it so use the 3/8" size. The 1/8" size fits just over a headphone jack and anything smaller and the 1/4" size fits anything up to a USB but it doesn't fit over a USB. I love this stuff because it protects cables from damage and if done right will keep the ends of the cable from separating from the plug. It also keeps the cables from tangling and it looks way better than the rubber coating of the wires. This is also great for sleeving individual wires for use in a computer or other applications because it looks great and it can be done without heat shrink for a seamless look.

It's as described. Only issue is they roll it on a really small roll and it forms to that. So it's really curly the last 5 foot or so.

Parfait, sauf qu'il y a des jonctions qui ne débouche pas alors déroulé le au complet pour voir ou sont les jonctions avant de couper.

Excellent cost effective alternative to Techflex. Flexible and easy to work with.

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