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White gel wire-pulling lubricant in a one-gallon bucket

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Ideal 31-277 Wire Pulling Lubricant 1 gal Bucket White

SKU CH-V3Z8-GTP55

Water-based gel lubricant eases cable pulls through conduit from 40 to 170 degrees Fahrenheit

  • Water-based gel reduces friction during cable pulls
  • White formula stays visible on wires for easy tracking
  • Operates from 40 to 170 degrees Fahrenheit in varied climates
  • One-gallon pail supplies enough lubricant for large jobs

Cable pulling gel for electrical installs

This water-based lubricant reduces friction when pulling cable or wire through conduit. The white gel formulation contains no additives and stays in place during vertical or horizontal runs. It is supplied in a one-gallon pail for on-site use.

Works from 40 to 170 degrees F

The lubricant remains effective across a temperature range of 40 to 170 degrees F, covering typical job-site conditions. It is not rated for applications outside this window, so installers working in colder or hotter environments will need a different product.

Highlights

  • Water-based gel reduces friction during cable pulls
  • White formula stays visible on wires for easy tracking
  • Operates from 40 to 170 degrees Fahrenheit in varied climates
  • One-gallon pail supplies enough lubricant for large jobs

Specifications

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Questions about this item

How does the 31-277 gel formula behave once it is inside a conduit during a cable pull?

The gel coats cables evenly and clings to the conduit wall, reducing friction throughout the run without dripping off vertical sections.

What temperature range does the water-based lubricant remain effective across?

It stays stable and slippery from 40 degrees F up to 170 degrees F, so it works in cold mornings and hot attics alike.

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