Greenlee
Greenlee 595 Fishing Line 2150 ft
Lightweight nylon fish line, 2150 ft on a roll, mildew-resistant for outdoor use
- Type3" Harsh Environment, Hook-and-Loop Closure
- Length3.200
- Weight1.5
- Lightweight 1.5 kg roll eases transport
- 2150 ft length covers long cable runs
- Mildew-resistant nylon suits outdoor use
- Fast payout design prevents tangling
- Versatile line doubles as flagging tape
Greenlee 595 Nylon Fish Line
The Greenlee 595 is a lightweight nylon fish line built for pulling wire through conduit runs. Its mildew-resistant construction makes it suitable for outdoor and harsh-environment jobs. Electricians and installers can rely on the 2150 ft length for extended pulls without frequent roll changes. The line pays out quickly without tangling to speed up each job.
Thermals noise and power draw
As a passive nylon line the product generates no heat, noise or electrical draw during use. It requires no external power source and adds no thermal load to the work area. The material remains flexible across typical job-site temperatures so handling stays consistent. No active cooling or power budget is needed.
Build quality and connectors
The line is wound on a 3.200 roll with a hook-and-loop closure that keeps the coil secure between uses. Nylon construction resists mildew and withstands rough handling in conduit. At 1.5 weight units the roll is easy to carry and manoeuvre in tight spaces. The simple roll format means no special tools or connectors are required for deployment.
Highlights
- Lightweight 1.5 kg roll eases transport
- 2150 ft length covers long cable runs
- Mildew-resistant nylon suits outdoor use
- Fast payout design prevents tangling
- Versatile line doubles as flagging tape
Specifications
| Brand | Greenlee |
|---|---|
| Model | 595 |
| Type | 3" Harsh Environment, Hook-and-Loop Closure |
| Length | 3.200 |
| Weight | 1.5 |
Questions about this item
How do I set up the Greenlee 595 nylon fish line and what is the common mistake to avoid?
Unroll the 2150 ft line from its spool and feed it into the conduit run; the step most people miss is keeping slight tension so the fast-payout feature does not create loops that snag on bends.
What upkeep or replacement will the 595 fish line require after repeated jobs?
Inspect the nylon for abrasion or UV damage after each pull; replace the roll once the line shows fraying or has lost its mildew-resistant coating, typically after several long runs.
What limit appears first when pulling the 2150 ft Greenlee 595 continuously through multiple conduits?
The 1.5 lb roll weight and 3.200 dimension mean the spool itself becomes the bottleneck — friction and inertia build up before the nylon reaches its tensile limit.
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