DIGITUS Flexible Cable Tube with Hook and Loop Fastener

Product number: DA-90507

EAN: 4016032463320

Cable Sock, color black, 2m

Can be cut to measure, contracts with hook and loop fastener

Easy and tidy cable routing
Individually cut to measure
Stretchable plastic mesh
Hook and loop fastener for easy opening / closing
Suitable for all types of cables
Contracts, diameter from 2 to 5 cm
Length: 2 m

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Description

The flexible plastic tube lets you organize your cables easily and neatly. It can be individually cut to the length needed and automatically contracts again once it is closed. The hook and loop fastener means that it can be opened and closed whenever needed to add or remove cables. Installation is very simple. Cut the tube to the desired length, insert the cables and close the hook and loop fastener. No more cable clutter or tangles with the neat solution from DIGITUS®.

Technical details

Material: Polyester
Length: 2 m
Diameter: 2 - 5 cm
Color: Black
Dimensions open: L 200 x W 8.5 x H 0.3 cm
Weight: 200 g
Style: Cable tube

Package content

Flexible cable tube with hook and loop fastener

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Datasheet

Datasheet EN

Logistics

	Number (pcs)	Weight (kg)	Depth (cm)	Width (cm)	Height (cm)	cm³
Packaging Unit Carton	40	9,00	53,00	53,00	18,00	50.562,00
Packaging Unit Inside	1	0,23	14,00	9,00	9,00	1.134,00
Packaging Unit Single	1	0,23	14,00	9,00	9,00	1.134,00

Customs tariff number: 63079098

Safety notes

With height-adjustable tables, they ensure that the cable guides can move freely and are not blocked.
Check the condition of the cables regularly to ensure that there is no visible damage such as cracks, wear or exposed wires. Damaged cables must be replaced or repaired immediately.
Ensure that cables are not laid close to heat sources such as heaters, lamps or electrical appliances. High temperatures can damage the cable insulation.
Ensure that the cables are not subjected to excessive tensile forces or pressure. Avoid stretching or kinking cables too much, as this can damage the insulation and cause short circuits or electrical hazards.