Electriduct 1/8" Tinned Copper Metal PET Expandable Braided Sleeving Flexible Cable Mesh - 10 Feet

Used as a sleeve to protect cabling that rodents had chewed through.

I thought I could use this for my stained glass as reinforcement where there might be a hinge joint. It is just too porous and too thick for the joint. It added a lot of width to the solder seam and it took a lot of solder to fill in the seam. It is not a bad product I would just not recommended for stained glass art work.

Shielded the wires perfectly, greatly reduced emi. Pretty easy to work with, not as expandable as one might think having worked with straight pet braids. Ohmed out very low across the 4ft span away from the drain, my volt meter wouldn't even read it outside of 0 ohms. Probably got one too big, but it works, and it looks super cool.

I bought this to sheath some spark plug wires on a big block chevy. I was having electrical interference issues with a fuel injection controller. The sheathing was just the right size for my 10.5 mm lead wire and my 8.5mm spark plug wires. 25 feet of material covered all 8 wires and the lead wire almost to the inch. I shrink wrapped the sheathing at the ends and grounded the sheathing to the block. No more interference.

I used the larger sized tubing and it required tin snips…I guess my queue to know what to expect was that I could cut this size with wire cutters, because my cats chewed right through it within 1 day.

This wire shielding is exactly what I wanted. It will prevent ignition interference with the electronic gauges in a car that is now under construction.

I LOOK IT UP. I FOUND WHAT I NEEDED. I PAID FOR IT. YOU GOT PAID IN ADVANCE AND YOU SHIP IT. YOU WANT A PAT ON THE BACK

I bought this to protect headphone cables from my kittens. It works pretty well, though it does not 'expand' as much as PET without the tinned copper when you compress it-- it was a little bit harder to fit 3.5 mm audio jack down the tube, and couldn't do it with my audio cables where the jack was at a 90 degree angle.