Cable organizer E22 model SC-407-E2 blue comb, 1 piece

The Cable organizer E22 model SC-407-E2 blue comb is a single-piece comb-style cable management accessory designed to route, separate and secure multiple cables in a compact and orderly manner. Its blue finish and slim profile allow it to be positioned along cable runs, trays or rack sides to maintain clear cable paths and simplify maintenance in office environments, network cabinets and audiovisual installations.

Advantages

This cable comb provides a tidy way to group and separate cables, reducing tangles and making cable tracing faster. The single-piece construction offers durability with minimal movable parts, while the comb design keeps individual cables accessible and visible. Its compact dimensions let it fit in constrained spaces without significantly increasing bundle thickness, and the blue color aids visual identification within mixed cable groups.

Suitable for

• Office workstations and under-desk cable runs
• Network racks and server cabinets
• Audio/video installations and control rooms
• Patch panels and structured cabling pathways

Key specifications

• Form factor: single-piece comb-style cable organizer
• Color: blue
• Material: durable plastic suitable for cable management
• Use: routes and separates multiple cables along cable runs and trays
• Installation: clips or mounts alongside cable paths, compatible with standard trays and rack sides

How to use

Position the comb alongside the cable run or attach it to the side of a rack or tray where cables enter or exit equipment. Insert individual cables into each slot of the comb, arranging them by function or destination as required. For larger bundles, use several combs spaced at intervals to maintain separation and alignment. Ensure cables are not bent sharply at the entry points and leave appropriate service loops for maintenance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, combine the cable comb with labeled cables or colored cable ties to speed identification. Place combs at consistent intervals along long runs and near connection points to prevent sagging and to facilitate future changes or troubleshooting.