InLine 59971D cable organizer Universal Cable holder Black 2 pc(s)

Practical cable management directly on the device:Ideal for neat and space-saving storage of power cables and supply cables – e.g. for kitchen appliances, monitors or tools.
Reliable hold thanks to 3M adhesive pad:High-quality self-adhesive surface for secure mounting on wood, plastic, glass or metal – even with frequent use.
Tidy workplace and less cable clutter:Reduces trip hazards and extends the service life of cables through gentle winding.
Versatile use in commercial environments:Whether in the office, in training courses, in public institutions or in mobile applications such as motorhomes – can be used anywhere.

Quick installation without tools: clean the surface, stick it on, press down – the cable winder is ready for use after 24 hours.
The InLine® cable winder is the ideal solution for anyone who wants to store device cables neatly and securely directly on the device.
Unlike traditional cable guides, the cable is not fixed along a route but is wound up in a targeted manner – for more order, less cable clutter and a tidy overall impression.
Whether on the back of a coffee machine, on the housing of an office device or in the workshop area: the self-adhesive cable organiser can be attached reliably and permanently thanks to the original 3M adhesive pad. After cleaning the surface, the winder is simply pressed on and is fully load-bearing after 24 hours. The flexible thermoplastic rubber (TPR) holder securely holds different cable shapes and thicknesses and keeps them in place without tension.
With its discreet black design and compact dimensions (110 x 28 x 30 mm), the cable organiser blends inconspicuously into a wide variety of environments. It is suitable for offices, kitchens, workshops, showrooms or mobile workstations, where it helps to improve the working environment and safety.

Material: Thermoplastic rubber (TPR)
Dimensions: 110 x 28 x 30 mm
Colour: Black
Adhesive surface: 3M adhesive pad, self-adhesive
Scope of delivery: 2 pieces