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Polyethylene Flexible Split Loom Tubing 1/8 Inch Diameter Coil Black

Polyethylene Flexible Split Loom Tubing 1/8 Inch Diameter 100 Feet Long Coil -Black The Wires Zone
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Length: 50ft

Polyethylene Flexible Split Loom Tubing 1/8" Diameter 50-100 Feet Long Coil - Black

The Wires Zone standard 1/8" diameter loom will work with various automotive, marine, and industrial wiring applications. Polyethylene slit loom has become one of the most popular conduits for holding groups of wires in position and protecting the wires against abrasion and crushing. When bent or twisted, the split basically remains closed. Quality control throughout its extrusion allows uniform thickness for the entire run length.

  • Black Polyethylene
  • Length: 50 or 100 FT

Features

  • Split Loom Tubing
  • Internal Diameter: 0.185 Inch
  • Outer Diameter: 0.26 Inch
  • Diameter: 1/8"
  • Length: 50-100 Ft Option
  • Material Type: Polyethylene
  • Exterior Finish: Smooth
  • Color: Black

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