Cable organizer Zoy spiral wrap 28 mm diameter, 1.5 m length, single piece

Spiral cable organizer Zoy with 28 mm outer diameter and 1.5 m length is a single-piece wrap designed to bundle and protect multiple cables — power, data, audio or video — in home, office or workshop environments. Its flexible spiral construction permits quick insertion and removal of wires, enables routing along desks, shelves or equipment racks and reduces clutter while protecting cable jackets from abrasion and kinking.

Advantages

The spiral wrap provides continuous coverage along the length of bundled cables while remaining flexible for bends and turns. The 28 mm diameter accommodates several medium-sized cables or a mix of power and signal lines without compressing insulation. The 1.5 m length suits many standard runs and can be shortened on site. The single-piece design is lightweight, non-conductive and resists everyday wear, offering a practical solution to cable management without tools.

Suitable for

• Organizing power, Ethernet, HDMI, audio and USB cables around desks and entertainment units
• Bundling cables in office workstations, meeting rooms and server racks
• Protecting cables in workshops, behind machinery or under workbenches
• Temporary or permanent installations where flexible routing and easy access are required

Key specifications

• Outer diameter: 28 mm
• Length: 1.5 m
• Type: single-piece spiral wrap
• Material properties: flexible, non-conductive, abrasion-resistant
• Application: bundles multiple cables (power, data, audio, video)

How to use

Begin at one end of the cable bundle and wind the spiral wrap around the cables, or open the spiral along its coils and insert individual cables before closing the wrap. Route the wrapped cable assembly along the desired path, trimming the wrap to length if necessary. For access to a single cable, unwind the spiral locally and remove or add the cable, then reseat the wrap. No special tools are required for installation or adjustment.

Usage recommendations

For best results, group cables by function to reduce interference risk and avoid overfilling the spiral to maintain flexibility. When running cables near heat sources or sharp edges, add protective grommets or additional sleeving where the wrap meets cut edges. If a shorter length is needed, cut the spiral with a sharp knife or scissors and deburr the cut end to avoid abrasion to cable jackets.