30ft PET Expandable Sleeving Wire Cable Sleeve (1/2", Black)

Looks great,easy to install..I used black heat shrink to seal the ends....keeps them from fraying.Covered throttle cable,light wiring,fuel line,etc.

Okay so usually I'm not a review guy but I had to come here to address some of the bad reviews this wire loom received. Okay first things first, Yes it's not a split loom! You should be able to tell that from the pictures, split loom has a distinct fold over style you can easily see in the pictures and descriptions. Second, the fraying. These are obviously people that have never used loom before. It's braided. Meaning it will come unbraided anytime you cut the heat seal off the edges. Want to prevent that? Than either hit the tips with a lighter or butane torch and seal the ends, or properly cut them with a hot knife like they are meant to be used. Third the quality and melting of the product before heat shrink. So far I've tried 4 diff Amazon looms, eBay looms, stuff from Walmart, etc. If I seen it cheap enough I tried it....and for the price this stuff is exceptional. I will personally source this for my installs over anything else. Of course the loom is melting, its loom! Lol. Protect your wire ends properly with electrical tape or even a piece of aluminum foil before you slide the heat shrink on, then the foil before going at them with a heat gun or whatever else then the foil or tape will rip easily away. This way will also prevent unwanted unravelling until you get the ends heated.(Pic#3)

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Saw this type of product being used and thought it looked good now I have used it for my wiring in my car audio build and the wires now look like one single wire and not a mess thumbs up

I ordered this to put 3 - 20’ 1/4” guitar instrument cables in that run from my pedal board to my amp. It was very tight, and my wife helped me to get them in, but the end result looks great! I like the black and silver design, plus it doesn’t “feel” cheap. After I got what I needed, I cut off the excess and burned the ends with a lighter. I also ordered some heat shrink tubing to put on the ends where the sleeve and cables meet (I would highly recommend doing so). Be careful when using a heat gun close to it, as it burns very easily. After cutting off the excess, it will fray very easily and quickly if you don’t burn the ends.

Easy to use, and offers great looking cables for DIYers! Purchased a 30' length for speaker cables I built myself at 12' each. The best part is, the sleeve DID NOT FRAY after being cut!

This stuff works great, but there is a trick to it. It expands by compressing it and shrinks when you stretch it. You can't pull cable through it, you have to push, a little at a time, by holding the ends of the cable through the sleeve and pushing the empty sleeve over the cable. Once you find the trick it's easy. Trying to pull it through is impossible. It's like one of those Chinese finger puzzles.

I use these to cover the wiring on my TEVO tornado. They're fairly straightforward and easy to use essentially a giant Chinese finger trap. Whatever they're made out of has absolutely no stretch and I ran into a bit of an issue due to the fact the thickness is not consistent down the entire length. I got the correct size and it should have been no problem to put it on but there were a few spots where it was narrower than it's supposed to be and I had trouble getting it over the connectors(there is one spot where I just had to give up and cut it and shrink wrap it where a connector was, there were three connectors and they're all the same size but I was only able to get this loom over two of them I really like the look and it seems sturdy so it will probably hold up well but it was a pain to put on and that might mean that there are other quality issues.

Calidad

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