Brainded Charging Cables

Product Detailed Description

A charging cable is a flexible lead with a plug moulded onto each end, its conductors wrapped in a braided textile sleeve. The sleeve runs the full length, and each plug shell meets the cable through a tapered boot. To charge a device, you grip the shell, push the contacts into the socket, and lay the lead toward the charger. When you pack up, you coil the lead around your palm and stow the coil with the plugs tucked inside. At a desk it lies between a laptop and a charger; on a shop shelf the coil waits in its poly bag.

• A braided sleeve covers the lead from plug to plug, so a hand can tell it from smooth cords in a drawer
• Moulded plug shells give each end a flat face, so a thumb has a place to press when seating the connector
• A tapered boot joins each shell to the lead, so the hand passes from shell to cable along a slope
• The braided jacket runs into the boot at each end, so a buyer sees the same woven finish along its length
• Each cable is coiled and bagged, so a shop can lay it in a tray with the plugs facing the front