CMK0.00WH - Computer Case Mod Kit - White

Techflex® Case Mod Sleeving Kits

After the flashing fan lights, the neon glow, the custom water-cooled case and the supercharged components, the final touch for computer case customization is “modding” the cables that connect everything. Our Case Mod Customization line provides computer enthusiasts with over 200 products to choose from, including UV reactive colors, to manage and customize the wires, cables and hoses in their supercharged custom cases.

COLORS: Over 20!

What Is Included In The Case Mod Kits?

The Techflex® Case Mod Kits include a selection of products to customize and organize your computer set-up. All case modding kits include the following items:

• 10 ft. - 1/8" Flexo® PET Sleeving (In Chosen Color)
• 10 ft. - 1/4" Flexo® PET Sleeving (In Chosen Color)
• 5 ft. - 3/8" Flexo® PET Sleeving (In Chosen Color)
• 5 ft. - 1/2" Flexo® PET Sleeving (In Chosen Color)
• 1 ft. - 3/8" 3:1 Heatshrink Tubing (In Chosen Color)
• 1 ft. - 3/4" 3:1 Heatshrink Tubing (In Chosen Color)
• 6" - 1" 3:1 Heatshrink Tubing (In Chosen Color)
• 12 - 4" Nylon Cable Ties (In Chosen Color)

Flexo® PET Braided Sleeving?

Flexo® PET is used in electronics, automotive, marine and industrial wire harnessing and management applications where cost efficiency and application durability are important. The unique braided construction allows expandability up to 150% or more for quick and easy installation over large connectors and long installation runs. PT is braided from 10 mil PolyEthylene Terepthalate (PET) monofilament yarns. The material has a wide operating temperature range, resists chemical degradation, UV damage and abrasion.

Heat Shrink Tubing

ShrinkFlex® 3:1 polyolefin heat shrink tubing is an effective and economical way to professionally finish the ends of any wire harness application. The over-expanded product configuration easily fits over the end of a connector, and shrinks down to 33% of its original diameter to fit snugly over the wires.

What Is Case Modding?

Case modding, short for "case modification," refers to the practice of customizing the appearance and/or functionality of a computer case. Case modding can range from simple cosmetic changes, such as painting the case or adding LEDs, to more advanced modifications such as installing water cooling systems, custom circuitry, or even altering the case structure itself.

Case modding has become a popular hobby among computer enthusiasts and gamers, who often share their creations on online forums and social media platforms. In addition to aesthetic appeal, case modding can also improve a computer's performance by increasing airflow, reducing heat, and optimizing cable management.