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VEVOR Fish Tape Fiberglass 656 ft 1/4 inch Steel Reel Stand 3 Pulling Heads Non-Conductive
A 656 ft fiberglass fish tape on a steel reel stand with three pulling heads for non-conductive cable pulling through conduit
- TypeOther Appliances
- Width9.65
- 656 ft fiberglass tape pulls cable through long conduit runs
- Non-conductive fiberglass core prevents shock when fishing near live wires
- 10 kN tensile strength keeps the rod straight under heavy pulling loads
- Steel reel stand with brake controls payout speed and stores 200 m neatly
- Three interchangeable metal heads plus cotton gloves included for immediate use
VEVOR Fish Tape 656 ft
This 656 ft fiberglass fish tape is built for electricians and installers who pull cable through long conduit runs and wall cavities. The non-conductive rod resists rust and aging while withstanding 10 KN of pulling tension. A welded steel reel frame with a top handle provides stable transport and quick deployment on site.
Suits long-distance cable pulling
The 200 m length and 1/4 in diameter target professionals running wire through extended underground or in-wall pathways. The fiberglass core does not conduct electricity, so it cannot be used where a metallic tracer or toner signal is required. Installers needing a shorter, more flexible rod for tight bends should consider a different tool.
10 KN pulling strength
The fiberglass construction is rated to hold its shape under 10 KN of pressure, which determines whether the tape can push through crowded or lengthy conduit without buckling. This single mechanical limit decides if the tool matches the toughest pulls in your project.
Highlights
- 656 ft fiberglass tape pulls cable through long conduit runs
- Non-conductive fiberglass core prevents shock when fishing near live wires
- 10 kN tensile strength keeps the rod straight under heavy pulling loads
- Steel reel stand with brake controls payout speed and stores 200 m neatly
- Three interchangeable metal heads plus cotton gloves included for immediate use
Specifications
| Type | Other Appliances |
|---|---|
| Width | 9.65 |
Questions about this item
What size conduit do I need to accommodate the 1/4 inch diameter fiberglass tape?
The tape measures 6.35 mm in diameter, so conduit sized for 1/4 inch or larger will accept it without binding.
Can I run this 656 ft tape through existing metallic conduit without electrical risk?
The fiberglass core is non-conductive, so it can be pushed through live or grounded metallic conduit without creating a shock path.
How do I verify the brake is holding at the marked intervals during a pull?
The tape is marked every 2 feet; engage the extended brake handle and confirm the markings stop advancing at the desired length.
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