Kabelstrumpa

Kabelstrumpa, also known as cable sock or cable sleeve, is a type of flexible protective covering used to bundle and organize cables. It is typically made from woven or knitted fabric, often polyester or nylon, which allows for expansion and contraction to accommodate varying numbers of cables. The material is abrasion-resistant, helping to protect cables from damage due to friction, bending, or impacts.

The primary function of a kabelstrumpa is to create a neat and tidy appearance by consolidating multiple wires into a single, manageable conduit. This is particularly useful in environments where numerous cables are present, such as in audio-visual setups, computer installations, or automotive wiring. By preventing cables from becoming tangled, it not only improves aesthetics but also simplifies maintenance and troubleshooting.

Installation of a kabelstrumpa usually involves sliding the cables into the sleeve. Some designs feature a wrap-around style with a hook-and-loop closure or a zipper, making them easier to apply and remove without disconnecting the cables. The flexibility of the material allows the sleeve to conform to the shape of the bundled cables, making it suitable for routing around corners or through tight spaces. Kabelstrumpa is available in various diameters and lengths to suit different cable management needs.