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Brand-New High Quality FibreGlass Duct Rodders or Snake Pullers can be used for NBN, Telecommunication, Electrician and other Department HDPE Pipe Cable, the specific tapes as push-pull tools.

Constructed of fiberglass reinforced in the center and consists of a rugged plastic layer that would ensure the lifetime of the flexible rod. Assembly: metal frame and rubber wheels, Wheel assembly for easy transportation; Guide rollers and the right part

The outside layer is smooth and firm ABS resin. It is widely used for the cables works or cleaning in cable pipe or channels. It has the advantages of time saving,reducing effort, improving efficiency etc.

1.Light weight,durable,resistance to acid,alkali,aging resistant,corrosion resistant. 2.High tensile strength and bending properties to make it go through narrow pipes easily. 3.Good temperatures adaptability, it will not soften in hot weather nor become b

Cable Grips are a quick, efficient way to install/control electrical or heavy-duty cables. Cable Grips are re-usable (subject to inspection) and can also be used to support or pull any cylindrical object within their grip and load carrying capacity.

These Grip offer a flexible eye and double weave stainless steel wire construction for regual load pulls.Always read Breaking Strength,safety and technical data informatin. The approx mesh lengthis measured at an average grip diameter.

Closed weave hoisting grips feature a closed-mesh design which simplifies installation over traditional split, lace-up style grips. The unique design allows the pre-laced hoisting grip to slip over an unterminated end of coax.

The grip securely tightens when pulled, providing an effective means to hoist coax into position and to provide additional support for the coax once in place.

The lace-up design allows the hoisting grip to be attached even when the run has been connectorized and facilitates easy positioning at 200 (61m) increments on long coax runs.

The unique design allows the pre-laced hoisting grip to slip over an unterminated end of coax. The grip securely tightens when pulled, providing an effective means to hoist coax into position and to provide additional support for the coax once in place.