13 fingers Plastic 1U wire cable manager

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A "13 fingers Plastic 1U wire cable manager" is a horizontal cable management device designed to organize and secure cables in a rack-mounted environment.
This type of cable manager typically features a 1U height (1.75 inches) and is designed to fit standard 19-inch server racks.
The "13 fingers" refer to the individual slots or fingers that help separate and guide the cables, preventing tangling and ensuring a neat arrangement.
These cable managers are often made of plastic and come with a cover that can be easily removed for access to the cables.
They are used to maintain optimal cable routing, reduce the risk of cable damage, and improve airflow around the equipment, which can help in cooling and maintaining equipment performance.

    Main Features    

Dimensions and Compatibility: It is 1U in height, which is approximately 1.75 inches, making it compatible with standard 19-inch server racks. The "1U" size helps to save vertical space in rack-mounted setups.

Material: Made from durable plastic, it is lightweight yet sturdy enough to handle multiple cables without bending or breaking.

Fingers: The "13 fingers" refer to the individual slots or protrusions that help guide and organize cables. These fingers are spaced along the length of the cable manager and provide specific pathways for cables, preventing them from becoming tangled and ensuring a clean, organized appearance.

Functionality: The fingers allow for efficient cable routing and management. They help to maintain the proper bend radius of cables, which is crucial for preventing signal loss or damage, especially in fiber optic cables. This organization also makes it easier to identify and access specific cables when maintenance or reconfiguration is needed.

Accessibility: Many models come with a removable cover or door that allows for easy access to the cables while keeping them secure and protected from dust or accidental disconnection.

Applications: Commonly used in data centers, telecommunication rooms, and any other environment with high-density cabling requirements. It helps in organizing Ethernet cables, fiber optic cables, and other types of network cables.

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