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Cable sleeving

Nertballs · 2012-12-17 15:03:13

http://radionics.rs-online.com/web/p/cable-sleeves/0408198/?origin=PSF_412520|alt would this do for sleeving my pc? thanks! seems alot cheaper than others, and can pick it up, no delivery!

17-12-2012 3:03pm

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Nertballs

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http://radionics.rs-online.com/web/p/cable-sleeves/0408198/?origin=PSF_412520|alt

would this do for sleeving my pc? thanks! seems alot cheaper than others, and can pick it up, no delivery!

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#2 17-12-2012 3:22pm

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RS sleeving is decent quality, I have used it before but in higher bores for panel building work (electrical) However I'm not sure if its good enough for sleeving PSU cables, 5mm sounds a bit on the big side. go with 3-4mm diameter if they have it.

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#3 17-12-2012 3:33pm

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i'll probably end up bunching cables for ease (maybe twos or threes) but i just wanted to ensure it was suitable! thanks

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