This KT Accessories split loom tubing in 13mm x 10m is the sort of gear you grab when loose wiring starts to annoy you. The convoluted tube wraps around small harnesses so they stop rubbing on sharp edges over a full 10m run. The split wall means you can slide it over existing cables without cutting plugs which saves time when tidying fridges lights and compressor feeds. The tubing is black plastic with a 13mm internal diameter so it suits common accessory cable sizes used in touring setups. A single 10m length works well from drawbar to tail-light on a box trailer or along a canopy frame. The convoluted profile gives the loom stiffness while still bending around tight corners behind panels. If you want simple cable protection that copes with Aussie conditions this is smart buy gear for the electrical kit.

• KT Accessories split loom tubing for cable protection
• Convoluted split tube style for easy installation over existing wiring
• Black finish to match typical automotive looms
• 13mm internal diameter suits small wiring harnesses
• Supplied as a single continuous 10m length
• Helps prevent abrasion and chafing against metal edges
• Ideal for electrical, wiring, and cable protection tasks
• Suits use in vehicles, trailers, canopies, and general workshop setups
• Can be cut to custom lengths as required
• Simple way to keep wiring organised and tidy

Q: Can I cut the 10m split loom into shorter lengths?

Yes, you can cut the 10m loom to any shorter length. The tubing is standard plastic so a sharp knife or side cutters will get through it cleanly. After cutting, the split still runs the full length of each piece so you can open it to slip over cables. Many auto sparky setups use several shorter sections from a single roll.

Q: What size cable bundle suits this 13mm loom?

This loom suits cable bundles up to roughly 13mm outside diameter. That might be one larger cable or a small group of lighter wires taped together. If the bundle is close to the 13mm limit it will be a snug fit which helps it stay put. For noticeably larger bundles a wider size loom would be more practical.

Q: Is this tubing suitable for use inside an engine bay?

Yes, the tubing suits typical automotive engine bay environments. The plastic convoluted wall helps protect wiring from chafe against metal brackets and panels. It also keeps separate runs organised along factory looms. Just avoid direct contact with exhaust components or other extreme heat sources.

Q: How do I secure the split loom along a chassis or frame?

You secure the loom using standard cable ties or mounting clips sized for its outside diameter. Running a tie every 200 to 300mm usually keeps the tube from sagging along a chassis rail. On sharp bends an extra tie helps stop the loom twisting. Many users also tape the ends so the split stays closed around the cables.