Panduit T25F-C10 Spiral Wrap

The Panduit T25F-C10 provides 100 feet of 0.25-inch polyethylene spiral wrap for continuous abrasion protection and bundle management in low-voltage installations. This lightweight, flexible sleeve consolidates multiple cables into a single harness while allowing breakouts wherever you need them—ideal for retrofit work, server rack cleanup, or any job where rigid conduit isn't practical and you need the flexibility to add or remove cables without disassembling the entire run.

Key Features

0.25" diameter spiral wrap accommodates bundle diameters from 0.1875" to 2" (4.8 mm to 50.8 mm)

100-foot continuous length (30.5 m) reduces splice points and waste on long runs

Polyethylene construction rated to 122°F (50°C) for indoor telecom, datacom, and AV installations

UL 94 HB flammability rating and UL Recognized (E141152) for code-compliant installations

White color for clean, professional appearance in visible cable pathways

Reusable design—unwrap, modify bundle, re-wrap without replacing material

Spiral wrap solves a specific problem: you need abrasion protection and bundle discipline, but you don't want to commit to a fixed cable count or locked sleeve. The T25F-C10's helical form factor wraps around the bundle in overlapping layers, protecting cables from sharp rack edges, cable tray burrs, and repeated handling while remaining easy to open. Drop in a new cable by simply rotating the bundle and threading it through the spiral—no cutting, no heat shrink, no cable-lacing skills required. This makes it the go-to solution for dynamic environments where adds/moves/changes are frequent: patch panel dressing, under-desk bundles, equipment rack vertical runs, and overhead cable pathways in drop-ceiling spaces.

The 0.25-inch nominal diameter wraps bundles from roughly 3/16" (a few Cat6 cables) up to 2 inches (a substantial trunk of fiber, copper, and power). If you're dressing the output of a 24-port switch, this size handles the bundle comfortably. The 100-foot length ships on a single spool, so you cut to the exact length you need—no hunting for matching white wrap when you run short mid-job. White polyethylene resists UV degradation better than some colored plastics and stays clean-looking in office and retail environments where visible cable runs are unavoidable.

UL 94 HB flammability rating meets horizontal burn requirements for most commercial low-voltage installs, and UL Recognition (file E141152) provides the third-party validation inspectors expect. Temperature ceiling of 122°F covers all climate-controlled spaces and most equipment room environments; if you're routing cables near heat-generating gear (server exhaust, transformer vaults, rooftop conduit in summer sun), verify your ambient stays below that threshold or step up to a higher-temp sleeve. The reusable aspect is often overlooked: unlike heat-shrink or loom tube, you can peel back the spiral, remove a failed cable, and close the wrap again without buying replacement material or leaving a messy splice point.