Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Flexible spiral wrap organizes cable bundles up to 2 inches in diameter across a 98-inch length
This black spiral wrap organises cable bundles up to 1.57 inches in diameter. The wrap expands from .25 inch to 2 inches, so cords can enter or exit at any point along its length. It suits offices and homes where shorter cable runs need tidying.
The wrap is made from 3/64-inch thick LDPE that protects cable insulation while bundling. It covers a maximum bundle diameter of 1.57 inches, so larger trunking jobs will need a different solution. Total supplied length is 98 inches, which may fall short for very long runs.
Cut the wrap to length with scissors, then spiral it around the cables by hand. The flexible material allows wires to break out anywhere, but tight bends can kink the wrap if forced. Ensure the bundle stays within the 1.57-inch limit to avoid splitting the spiral.
| Brand | D-Line |
|---|---|
| Model | US/CTW2.5B |
| Type | Cable Management Wrap |
| Features | 2.5 Metres in Length flexible spiral wrap Ideal for offices and home |
| Shipping weight | 0.47 kg |
| Package size | 343 × 235 × 133 mm |
Measure the bundle circumference; the wrap expands from a quarter inch up to two inches so it fits anything in that range, and you can scissor-cut the 98" roll to the exact length you need.
It indicates the practical maximum bundle diameter the spiral can hold tightly; beyond roughly one and a half inches the wrap may not close fully around the cables.
No tools required — cut the wrap to length with scissors, then spiral it by hand around the cords; cables can enter or exit at any point along the wrap.
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