This KT Accessories Split Loom Tubing runs a full 25m with a 7mm internal diameter, so you can tidy smaller wiring runs in one go along a ute tray or trailer drawbar. The split along the tube length makes it straightforward to drop in cables already crimped or terminated, keeping your 12V gear out of harm’s way without stripping everything back. The black finish helps the loom disappear along chassis rails or behind panels. The convoluted wall on this 7mm loom gives the tubing strength without stopping it from flexing around tight bends over the full 25m length. You can cut sections down to 0.5m or 1m to match smaller jobs and still keep consistent protection across the setup. Match it with common cable ties and clamps sized for 7mm tubing and you have a smart buy for everyday wiring work in Aussie conditions.

• KT Accessories 7mm split loom tubing
• Supplied as a single 25m roll
• Black convoluted tube for cable protection
• Split wall allows quick cable insertion
• Suits light-gauge 12V automotive wiring
• Ideal for trailers, utes, and 4WD setups
• Helps protect cables from abrasion and wear
• Flexible design follows bends and corners
• Works with standard ties and clamps
• Neat black finish keeps installs tidy

Q: What cable sizes work best with this 7mm split loom?

This 7mm split loom suits small-diameter automotive and trailer wiring looms. It works well where the overall bundle diameter is under 7mm so the tubing can close neatly around it. Many users run single or paired light-gauge 12V accessory cables inside. For larger bundles you would usually step up to a wider loom size.

Q: Can I cut the 25m roll into shorter sections?

Yes, the 25m loom can be cut to any length you need. Most installers cut it into 0.5m or 1m pieces for easier handling on the vehicle. A sharp side cutter or utility knife works well for trimming the convoluted wall. After cutting, just slide the section over the cable run and secure it with cable ties.

Q: How do I secure this split loom to a vehicle or trailer?

The loom is normally fixed using standard cable ties or clamps that suit a 7mm outer diameter. You can anchor it to existing holes, saddles, or edge clips along chassis rails and bodywork. Keeping the ties spaced regularly helps stop the loom from sagging. This also reduces movement that can cause rubbing on sharp edges over time.

Q: Is the black colour useful in an engine bay or interior?

The black finish helps the loom blend in with most engine bays, chassis rails, and interior trims. That makes new wiring less obvious once the job is finished. It can also make fault tracing simpler because the loom path is clear but not distracting. Many auto electricians prefer black for a factory-style look across different vehicles.