No name spiral cable wrapping band 10 m × 20 mm, white for cable management

No name spiral cable wrapping band 10 m × 20 mm in white is a flexible spiral organiser designed to bundle and protect power and data cables, wires and small hoses. With a continuous 10 m length and a 20 mm spiral diameter, the wrap lets you group multiple conductors into a single, neat run for indoor environments such as offices, homes and server racks. The material is lightweight, halogen-free and can be cut to the required length for customised installations.

Advantages

The spiral profile provides flexible protection while allowing easy access to individual cables when maintenance or changes are needed. Its white colour offers a low-contrast appearance that blends with typical indoor environments. The product is designed for simple handling: it can be wrapped around existing cable bundles and shortened with scissors or a knife, enabling fast on-site adjustments without special tools.

Suitable for

• Bundling power and data cables in office and home installations
• Cable management in server racks and network cabinets
• Organising AV and entertainment system wiring
• Protecting and routing small hoses and sensor lines indoors

Key specifications

• Length: 10 m
• Spiral diameter: 20 mm
• Colour: white
• Intended use: indoor only
• Material characteristic: halogen-free
• Can be cut to required length with scissors or a knife

How to use

Measure the run you want to organise and cut the spiral band to a suitable length. Wrap the spiral around the cable bundle by guiding the cables into the spiral opening and rotating the band along the run until the entire section is covered. For routing through tight spaces, wind the spiral more tightly; for easier access to individual cables, leave a looser wrap. Trim excess material as needed and verify that cables are secure but not overly compressed.

Usage recommendations

Use this spiral wrap only for indoor applications and avoid exposing it to direct outdoor weather or prolonged UV radiation. When installing in racks or tight enclosures, ensure adequate airflow and do not overfill the wrap to prevent cable strain. For cutting, use appropriate handheld scissors or a utility knife and follow standard safety precautions.