When you need to protect wires, cables, and hoses from abrasion, elevated temperatures, chemicals, and other damage, braided sleeving is an ideal choice. From organizing cords and cables in the home or office, to protecting essential components in automotive, military, marine and aerospace settings, there's braided sleeving for just about any application.

Braided sleeving is essential for keeping hoses, wires and cables safe from abrasion, elevated temperatures, chemicals, and other damage. Expandable computer cable sleeving adds an extra layer of versatility by conforming to bundles of odd shapes and sizes. Split/side entry sleeving installs easily, wrapping around cables where disconnecting cable bundles is not possible or practical. 

Choose from a variety of sleeving, depending on the specific application: metal, carbon fiber, fabric, Kevlar®, Teflon®, fiberglass, nylon, or our popular PET (polyethylene terephthalate) wrap, available in many colors and styles, including UV reactive and flame retardant. It's an ideal solution for general purpose applications. Order by the foot or by the spool. Installation tools are also an option to help save both time and money.

From organizing cords and cables in the home or office, to protecting essential components in automotive, military, marine and aerospace applications, there's a protective wire wrap for just about any situation. We've got sleeving that's heat resistant, flame retardant, chemical and abrasion resistant, EMI shielded, weather and moisture resistant, and more. No matter the specialized need, we've got a braided wire sleeve for it, from the economical to the heavy duty. Fiberglass sleeving is great for automotive, welding, manufacturing, and other high temperature industrial uses. Teflon® sleeves work great for aerospace, military and plenum situations. Stainless steel sleeving resists chemicals, abrasion, and UV rays, plus it looks great to boot. The possibilities are endless.

Most braided wire sleeve options will fray if cut with standard scissors (though non-fray options are available, but they're the exception, not the rule). A hot knife is recommended to cut braided sleeving, and cauterizes the edges for a fray-free finish. Our hot knife selection includes hand held options for small jobs, bench mount hot knives, and thermocutters for heavy duty, industrial applications.