Ideal
Ideal 31-358 Wire Pulling Lubricant 1 qt Yellow
Yellow lubricant eases cable pulls through tight spaces, safe on most plastics, works from 32 to 130 degrees F
- Safe on most plastics for damage-free pulls
- Yellow colour makes coating easy to see
- 32 °F to 130 °F range handles cold and heat
- 1 qt bottle covers multiple jobs without refill
- Designed for fishing tapes, sticks and lines
Wire Pulling Lubricant 1 qt
Ideal 31-358 Wire Pulling Lubricant is a yellow cable pulling lubricant supplied in a one quart bottle. It is formulated for electricians and installers who need to reduce friction when drawing wires or cables through conduit and tight spaces. The lubricant is safe on most plastics and works with fishing tapes, sticks and lines.
Replaces dry pulling or makeshift lubricants
This product replaces the practice of pulling cables dry or using improvised lubricants that can damage insulation. The jump is worth it when you face long conduit runs, multiple bends or installations where cable jacket protection matters. It maintains performance across a 32 degree F to 130 degree F operating range so work continues in cold or hot conditions.
Check conduit fill and cable jacket compatibility
Before ordering, verify that the conduit fill ratio allows enough space for the lubricant to coat the cables evenly. Confirm that the specific cable jackets in the job are compatible with a water based lubricant that is safe on most plastics. Ensure the ambient temperature on site will stay within the 32 degree F to 130 degree F operating window for reliable viscosity.
Highlights
- Safe on most plastics for damage-free pulls
- Yellow colour makes coating easy to see
- 32 °F to 130 °F range handles cold and heat
- 1 qt bottle covers multiple jobs without refill
- Designed for fishing tapes, sticks and lines
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 1 qt bottle fit in a standard tool bag?
The 1 qt bottle is compact enough for most tool bags and buckets used on electrical jobsites.
How do I apply the lubricant to the wire without making a mess?
Coat the wire or cable evenly before feeding it into the conduit; the common mistake is applying lubricant only at the entry point instead of along the full length.
Will the lubricant dry out or degrade if stored between jobs?
The formula remains stable between 32 and 130 degrees F; keep the cap tight and store within that range to maintain performance for future pulls.
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