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Ideal 31-064 Fish Tape 3/16 in 200 ft Fiberglass Tuff-Grip Pro Case
Non-conductive 200 ft fiberglass fish tape with 500 lb tensile strength in a 16 in rotating Tuff-Grip Pro case
- Non-conductive fiberglass lets you work near live circuits safely
- 500 lb tensile strength pulls heavy wire bundles without snapping
- Structural glass core resists kinks and splintering for longer service life
- Tuff-Grip Pro rotating case feeds and rewinds tape smoothly on the job
- 200 ft length with 3/16 in diameter reaches long conduit runs
3/16 in Fiberglass Fish Tape 200 ft
The Ideal 31-064 fish tape uses a structural glass core inside a 3/16 in fiberglass jacket to push or pull wire through conduit. A 500 lb tensile rating and non-conductive construction make it suitable for work around live circuits. The tape runs 200 ft and handles wire from 24 AWG up to 10 AWG.
Electricians needing long non-conductive pulls
Professionals running multiple cables in PVC or EMT will appreciate the rotating Tuff-Grip Pro case that pays out and rewinds without binding. The plastic case measures 16 in diameter and includes a metal eyelet for secure attachment. Installers who require a steel tape for magnetic steering or a smaller diameter for tight bends should look at other options.
500 lb tensile strength decides the job
The 500 lb rating sets the maximum pulling force before the fiberglass core risks failure. If the installation demands higher pulling loads or a metallic tape for fishing with a magnet, this model will not meet the requirement. The 3/16 in diameter and 200 ft length are fixed by the part number.
Highlights
- Non-conductive fiberglass lets you work near live circuits safely
- 500 lb tensile strength pulls heavy wire bundles without snapping
- Structural glass core resists kinks and splintering for longer service life
- Tuff-Grip Pro rotating case feeds and rewinds tape smoothly on the job
- 200 ft length with 3/16 in diameter reaches long conduit runs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size conduit or opening will the 3/16 in fiberglass tape fit through?
The tape diameter is 3/16 in, so it passes through conduit and knockouts sized for that diameter or larger.
How do you load the tape into the 16 in Tuff-Grip Pro case without it binding?
Feed the leader end through the case mouth, keep the fiberglass core straight, and wind evenly onto the rotating spindle to prevent kinks.
When should the metal eyelet or fiberglass core be replaced after heavy pulls?
Replace the tape if the 500 lb tensile strength is compromised, the eyelet deforms, or the non-conductive fiberglass shows cracks or splintering.
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