Keep static from damaging electronics or sparking fires. This sleeving has an antistatic additive that dissipates static charges and sparks created by your wire, cable, and hose. It’s often used near sensitive electronics or in areas where friction can generate static, such as hydraulic systems. Made of HDPE plastic, it stands up to wear and crushing forces better than standard spiral sleeving, so it’s great for high-traffic areas. It also blocks out dust and debris, thanks to its tight coil. Use it indoors and outdoors—it won’t become brittle in direct sunlight, and it won’t swell from moisture.

The spiral construction means you can access your wire, cable, or hose at any point for repairs. Plus, you can pull out individual components of your bundle to route them elsewhere. With smooth, rounded edges, this sleeving won’t scrape you or your components during installation. Unlike cable ties and tape, you can unwind and reuse it.

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Rated UL 94 V-2, this sleeving has an additive that resists combustion and minimizes the spread of flames. Made of polyethylene, it resists acids, solvents, and moisture. Wrap it around wire, cable, and hose without disconnecting them. It has a slit along the entire length that will not gap when flexing. The corrugated construction gives it the impact and abrasion resistance of conduit but with better flexibility.

Sleeving 25 feet or longer absorbs UV light, so it won’t get damaged in direct sunlight.

Seal out dirt and dust better than standard slit sleeving—this sleeving secures shut with a closure strip. A slit along its entire length lets you install it around wire, cable, and hose that are already connected. Made of corrugated nylon, it resists wear and impact better than polyethylene sleeving and about as well as conduit. It’s ideal for high-traffic areas. It also resists acids and solvents, and it won’t crack from exposure to direct sunlight.

Speed up installation with the included tool, which routes cables and the rubber closure strip through the sleeving while closing the slit like a zipper. To use the tool, you have to disconnect your cables on one end. The tool holds plug ends while it pulls your cables through, so you don’t have to route bulky plugs through the sleeving.