Fluted link for wiring

A support for transfer lines comprising a carrier belt having a plurality of fluted links formed of plastic and having outer edges all of which are rounded, said links having an elongated base, portions at each end of the base extending towards a front of the link, each end portion containing an aperture oriented perpendicular to the length of the elongated base, the apertures extending through the thickness of the end portions, the fluted links having a plurality of U-shaped recesses with openings facing towards said front, the U-shaped recesses extending through the thickness of the link from one side to the other and having dimensions that allow the transfer lines to be fitted into the U-shaped recesses and, the U-shaped recesses being parallel to said apertures, the transfer lines comprising ones selected from the group of electrical conductors, optical fibers, gas tubes or tubes for supplying liquids, the end portions extending further from the base than top edges of the U-shaped recesses, and said apertures being located in said end portions about mid-way between bottoms of the U-shaped recesses and said top edges, with a wire of a plurality of wires extending through adjacent apertures in both end portions, the wires holding the fluted links together forming said carrier belt, most adjacent links in the carrier belt facing in opposite directions with the transfer lines being fitted into said U-shaped recesses.