Made for bundling wire, cable, and hose in high-traffic areas—this sleeving is HDPE, so it stands up to wear and crushing forces better than standard spiral sleeving. Use it both indoors and outdoors; it won’t swell or become brittle from exposure to moisture or direct sunlight. Thanks to its tight coil, it blocks out dust and debris. The spiral construction also allows you to access your wire, cable, or hose at any point for easy repairs and to pull out individual components of your bundle to route them elsewhere. With smooth, rounded edges, it won’t scrape you or your components during installation. Unlike cable ties and tape, you can unwind and reuse this sleeving.

Made of nylon, this sleeving stands up to scrapes and impact better than polyethylene sleeving, so it’s ideal for high-traffic areas. Since it’s corrugated, its impact and scrape resistance is similar to conduit, but it’s more flexible. It has two interlocking halves that nest into each other to fully enclose its contents, sealing it against dust and dirt—even when flexing. Often used instead of conduit, it has a long lifespan and is easier to install. Fit it around your wire, cable, or hose without having to disconnect them.

Because this sleeving is nylon, it also resists acids and solvents, and it won’t crack in direct sunlight. IP rated, it protects your components even in high-pressure, high-temperature washdowns.

Identify wear and tear on your sleeving before its contents become exposed. This sleeving has a yellow inner layer that shows through when the black outer layer wears off. It’s a great choice for components such as sensitive hydraulic hoses, fluid lines, and cables that shouldn’t be installed without protection. Made of HDPE, it stands up to wear and crushing forces better than standard spiral sleeving, so it’s great for high-traffic areas. It also blocks out dust and debris, thanks to its tight coil. Use it indoors and outdoors—it won’t become brittle in direct sunlight, and it won’t swell from moisture.

The spiral construction means you can access your wire, cable, or hose at any point for repairs. Plus, you can pull out individual components of your bundle to route them elsewhere. With smooth, rounded edges, this sleeving won’t scrape you or your components during installation. Unlike cable ties and tape, you can unwind and reuse it.

Keep static from damaging electronics or sparking fires. This sleeving has an antistatic additive that dissipates static charges and sparks created by your wire, cable, and hose. It’s often used near sensitive electronics or in areas where friction can generate static, such as hydraulic systems. Made of HDPE, it stands up to wear and crushing forces better than standard spiral sleeving, so it’s great for high-traffic areas. It also blocks out dust and debris, thanks to its tight coil. Use it indoors and outdoors—it won’t become brittle in direct sunlight, and it won’t swell from moisture.

The spiral construction means you can access your wire, cable, or hose at any point for repairs. Plus, you can pull out individual components of your bundle to route them elsewhere. With smooth, rounded edges, this sleeving won’t scrape you or your components during installation. Unlike cable ties and tape, you can unwind and reuse it.

To stop rodents from chewing on this sleeving and damaging your wire, cable, or hose, it’s reinforced with glass fibers that irritate rodents’ gums. The fibers also protect this sleeving from wear and tear, UV light, and chemicals. That makes it suitable for indoors, outdoors, and underground. It’s often used in remote locations where equipment is hard to monitor, such as wind and solar farms.

Wrap this sleeving around components without having to disconnect them. It has a slit along the entire length that wraps over itself to stay closed without an adhesive strip or other closure. Even when flexed, the slit won’t gap. Since this sleeving is braided, heat and moisture can dissipate.

Seal out dirt and dust better than standard slit sleeving—this sleeving secures shut with a closure strip. A slit along its entire length lets you install it around wire, cable, and hose that are already connected. Made of corrugated nylon, it resists wear and impact better than polyethylene sleeving and about as well as conduit. It’s ideal for high-traffic areas. It also resists acids and solvents, and it won’t crack from exposure to direct sunlight.

Speed up installation with the included tool, which routes cables and the rubber closure strip through the sleeving while closing the slit like a zipper. To use the tool, you have to disconnect your cables on one end. The tool holds plug ends while it pulls your cables through, so you don’t have to route bulky plugs through the sleeving.

Avoid tripping over wire, cable, or hose in the dark—this sleeving glows in the dark for up to 12 hours. It’s also useful for identifying certain lines after hours or during power outages, such as a power cord on a generator. Any light source recharges it, from overhead lights to sunlight from a window. Use it outdoors as well—it won’t become brittle in direct sunlight, and it won’t swell from moisture. Made of HDPE, it stands up to wear and crushing forces better than standard spiral sleeving, so it’s great for high-traffic areas. It also blocks out dust and debris, thanks to its tight coil. The spiral construction means you can access your wire, cable, or hose at any point for repairs. Plus, you can pull out individual components of your bundle to route them elsewhere. Unlike cable ties and tape, you can unwind and reuse this sleeving.