Wire Comb, Network Cable Management Tools, Networking Tools for Comb Any Cables or Wires with a Diameter Up to 1/4 ", Cable Organizing Tool and Ethernet Cable Organizer Tool

Easy to use kind of expensive but makes work look way more professional and clean when everything is combed

The tool works just great.My SIL works in electrical telecommunications and he said it saved him a lot of time and made his work much more organized!Handy tool!

This is almost like cheating, i have never used one before but have seen these in action. I always find it challenging to bundle ethernet cables so they look good and neat no matter how hard i try.. So, i had to give this a shot. Well worth it!Let me get this out of the way first, they say 48 wires but i only did a test of 24 cables for a short 10-12 foot run but i feel like 24 is probably the most, now to be fair, i am using CAT6 which is thicker than CAT5/5E so that is definitely a factor. CAT6 is about 1mm thicker than CAT5 so i don't know, maybe there is a trick to fitting all of them. Either way, it works like a champ!!I see why installer love these!! Game Changer? Maybe... my short runs don't do it any justice, but just having the ability to keep the wires bundled and velcro them every X inches and they stay in the pattern - That is worth it 100%Also, bundling 12 wires came out a lot nicer than bundling 4 wires and a 24 wire bundle blew my mind on how neat it came out, though the more wires you use the harder it is to comb through them though it was not overly difficult, just a noticeable difference.

Wish I had discovered this years ago. So, simple in concept and use. Just arrange your cables at the starting end and lay them into the blue center wheel. Then clamp on the yellow ring and pull. As you pull, the cable maintain their alignment and you can cinch the bundle with velcro or zip ties every ~9". The resulting bundle of cables is nice and tidy.

I like everything about this device.

Bueno

I was looking at different combs and got this one, confusing it with another one I was looking at. This will do thinner CAT5e and most CAT6 fine but CAT6A and up is a little wide for it. It's not designed to do that, so that is on me, so I can't knock it for that. I got this for a job I needed ASAP so I was able to thin out some of the runners so a CAT6A could fit without binding up much. Still had to be careful. It's a solid unit, and you can get a good hold on it to pull through those wires.

It's 2 chunks of plastic, that don't allow the cables to move freely though the channels, especially if you load them up, and for what it does do, keeping the wires you put into it, in a certain order, it's WAY overpriced.