TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates generally to wire harnesses.

BACKGROUND

Wire harnesses can include one or more wires that terminate at an electrical connector. The electrical connector enables the wires to securely connect to a device. The one or more wires generally run some distance between the wire harness and the electrical connector to allow the one or more wires to connect to one or more respective slots or connector points of the electrical connector. Thus, there is some portion of the one or more wires that run outside the wire harness and the electrical connector. Without physical support from the wire harness or electrical connector, that portion of the one or more wires can experience mechanical strain due to tension (e.g., curving/bending). Given enough time, the mechanical strain can cause a number of safety and electrical issues such as degradation of the individual insulators of the one or more wires (e.g., exposed wires), cut/broken wires, etc.

