Greenlee
Greenlee GEL-1 Cable Pulling Lubricant 1 Gal
Polymer-based gel lubricant eases cable and wire pulling while resisting abrasion from 29 °F to 190 °F
- Polymer base prevents discoloration of most plastics
- Blue gel identifies coverage during cable pulling
- Wide 29 to 190 degree F range suits varied job sites
- Gel consistency reduces abrasion risk on wire pulls
- One-gallon container supports extended pulling operations
Gel Cable Pulling Lubricant 1 Gal
Greenlee GEL-1 is a polymer-based gel lubricant formulated for cable and wire pulling operations. Its blue colour does not stain most plastics and it applies easily to chains, cables or wires. The product works in temperatures from 29 to 190 degrees F and reduces friction to help prevent abrasion damage during pulls. Supplied in a one-gallon container for professional use.
Electricians and low-voltage installers pulling
This gel suits technicians who need a non-staining, temperature-stable lubricant for long or difficult pulls. It is not intended for buyers who require a liquid or wax-based formula, nor for applications outside the stated temperature range. Workers needing a food-grade or fire-rated lubricant should look at a different product type.
Operating temperature range 29 to 190 degrees F
The lubricant remains effective between 29 and 190 degrees F, so it can be used in cold weather and warm indoor environments alike. If the job site regularly falls below 29 degrees F or exceeds 190 degrees F, this gel will not perform as specified and an alternative product must be chosen.
Highlights
- Polymer base prevents discoloration of most plastics
- Blue gel identifies coverage during cable pulling
- Wide 29 to 190 degree F range suits varied job sites
- Gel consistency reduces abrasion risk on wire pulls
- One-gallon container supports extended pulling operations
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What container size does the Greenlee GEL-1 lubricant come in for mounting on a job site?
The Greenlee GEL-1 Cable Pulling Lubricant is supplied in a 1 Gal container suitable for placement at the pull point.
How is the gel applied during a cable pull, and what common mistake should be avoided?
Apply the polymer-based blue gel directly onto cables or wires by hand or brush before pulling; the frequent error is waiting until the cable is already stuck in the conduit.
Will the lubricant need replacement after exposure to temperature extremes on site?
The product remains effective within its 29 degrees F to 190 degrees F operating range, so it does not require replacement solely due to ambient temperature fluctuations.
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