Cable organizer BLOW 42-113 — elastic spiral sleeve, green

BLOW 42-113 elastic spiral sleeve in green is a flexible cable organizer designed to bundle and protect power cords, data cables and other wiring. The spiral wrap construction provides breathable coverage while allowing easy access to individual cables without disconnecting the whole bundle. It is suitable for managing cable runs behind desks, entertainment centers, AV racks and small server cabinets, and helps reduce wear from abrasion and tangling.

Advantages

The elastic spiral design adapts to different cable diameters and allows quick insertion and removal of cables. Its durable yet flexible material resists splitting and supports repeated handling. The green colour makes it simple to identify or match colour-coded cable routes. The spiral sleeve maintains airflow around cables, which supports heat dissipation for clustered power and data lines.

Suitable for

• Bundling computer, monitor and peripheral cables behind a workstation
• Organizing AV speaker, amplifier and TV cables in entertainment setups
• Protecting and routing cables in small server cabinets or network racks
• Tidying home office and living room cable clusters

Key specifications

• Material: elastic, flexible polymer spiral
• Type: spiral sleeve (wrap-style cable organizer)
• Colour: green
• Function: cable bundling, protection and organization
• Suitable cable types: power cords, network cables, audio/video cables, USB and peripheral leads
• Installation: wrap-around, tool-free insertion and removal of cables

How to use

Measure the cable run to determine the required length of the spiral sleeve. Starting at one end, wrap the spiral sleeve around the cables by rotating the sleeve as you guide it along the bundle; individual cables can be added or removed at any point without unwrapping the entire length. Trim the sleeve to size with scissors or a utility knife, if necessary, leaving a small overlap for protection at the ends. Ensure cables are not under tension and that connectors are accessible where needed.

Usage recommendations

For best results, group cables by function (power, data, audio) before wrapping and avoid overfilling the sleeve to maintain flexibility and airflow. In high-heat or tightly packed installations, leave gaps or use multiple sleeves to reduce thermal buildup. Use cable ties or adhesive mounts at anchor points if additional strain relief or routing control is required.