Cable sleeve Bachmann 930.902 — PET braided cable sleeve, black, Ø 5.08 mm, 1 pc

Bachmann 930.902 is a black braided cable sleeve made from polyethylene terephthalate (PET) with a nominal diameter of 5.08 mm supplied as a single-piece pack. Designed to protect and organize wiring, the sleeve improves abrasion resistance, simplifies routing and offers chemical and solvent resistance while remaining halogen-free. Its braided construction provides flexibility and retains shape over a wide operating temperature range from −75 °C to +125 °C, making it suitable for installations in electronics, automotive harnesses and everyday cable management at home or in the office.

Advantages

The PET braided construction delivers higher flexibility than coiled or wound alternatives while maintaining mechanical protection against cuts and abrasions. A designed overlap of around 25% ensures secure bundling of cables and reliable coverage. The material is resistant to many chemicals and solvents and is halogen-free, reducing the risk of hazardous fumes under thermal stress. The sleeve’s dimensional stability across a wide temperature span enables consistent performance in demanding operating conditions.

Suitable for

• Routing and protecting signal and power cables in electronic equipment
• Automotive wiring harness protection and organization
• Office and home cable management for desks, AV systems and entertainment units
• Industrial installations where abrasion and chemical resistance are required

Key specifications

• Material: polyethylene terephthalate (PET) braided sleeve
• Color: black
• Nominal diameter: 5.08 mm
• Pack quantity: 1 piece
• Operating temperature range: −75 °C to +125 °C
• Overlap design: approximately 25% for secure bundling
• Properties: halogen-free, resistant to cuts and abrasions, chemical and solvent resistant

How to use

Slide the braided sleeve over the cable bundle or individual cables, starting from one end and working toward the other; for tight sections, compress the braid slightly to reduce diameter and feed the cables through. If a fixed length is required, cut the sleeve to size with sharp scissors or a hot-cut tool to seal the ends and prevent fraying. For permanent installations, secure the sleeve ends with heat-shrink tubing, cable ties, or adhesive-backed clamps as appropriate to the environment and strain requirements.

Recommendations

For best results, select a sleeve diameter that allows a small compression when installed to ensure the 25% overlap provides secure coverage. Avoid prolonged exposure to open flames and use heat-shrink or end caps in high-vibration or outdoor environments to prevent ingress and wear. When cutting, a controlled hot-cut will minimize fraying and improve installation durability.