Eclipse
Eclipse 900-149 Fish Tape 1/8 In x 200 ft Spring Steel
Flexible 1/8 in spring steel fish tape runs 200 ft inside a 12 in case
- Typeelectrical-fish-tape
- Flexible spring steel navigates tight conduit bends easily
- Flat 1/8 in profile slides into narrow openings without snagging
- 12 in case diameter holds full 200 ft length securely
- Thickness of .06 in resists kinking during long pulls
- Removable case design allows quick tape access on site
Eclipse 900-149 Fish Tape Overview
The Eclipse 900-149 fish tape is built for electricians pulling wire through conduit or tight cavities. Its flat spring steel profile slides into narrow spaces where round tapes bind. The 200 ft length covers long residential or light commercial runs without splicing. It suits professionals who need a dependable pulling tool for daily service work.
Case Design and Handling
A 12 in. diameter case stores the full 200 ft of tape and slides on and off for quick deployment. The flat 1/8 in. width and .06 in. thickness let the tape enter crowded junction boxes and make measurements without removing it from the housing. Spring steel construction resists kinking when pushed through multiple bends. The case keeps the tape contained during transport and storage.
Durability and Practical Limits
Spring steel delivers consistent push strength through typical conduit fills while resisting permanent deformation. The flat profile reduces friction against existing conductors compared with round tapes. The tape is not rated for live-circuit fishing or extreme temperature environments. Users needing non-conductive pull lines or heavier pulling loads should select a different tool type.
Highlights
- Flexible spring steel navigates tight conduit bends easily
- Flat 1/8 in profile slides into narrow openings without snagging
- 12 in case diameter holds full 200 ft length securely
- Thickness of .06 in resists kinking during long pulls
- Removable case design allows quick tape access on site
Specifications
| Brand | Eclipse |
|---|---|
| Type | electrical-fish-tape |
Questions about this item
What width and thickness does the 1/8 in spring steel tape have, and how does that affect the tight spots it can enter?
The tape is 1/8 in wide and .06 in thick, giving a flat profile that slides into narrow conduit bends and junction boxes without binding.
What diameter case holds the 200 ft length, and will it fit in a standard tool bag?
A 12 in diameter case stores the full 200 ft; the case slides on and off the reel for compact storage in most electrician bags.
How do you feed the tape from the case without kinking the spring steel, and what is the common mistake?
Pull the tape straight out while the case rests flat; the mistake is yanking at an angle, which twists the .06 in steel into a permanent kink.
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