Flat woven polyester pull tape for pulling wire and cable through conduit. Also called flat rope, mule line, fish tape or cable pulling tape. Numbered every foot.
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Great for
- Made for light duty and residential work. It is lightweight and easy to blow through conduit.
- Some larger utility contractors use it as a pilot line to pull a much larger pulling rope through ducts before a heavy pull.
- Marked in sequence every foot, so you can see how far you have pulled.
- Some customers use it to tie down cargo, for strapping and for guying.
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Specs
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| Width | Weight (Lbs / 100 Ft) | Breaking Strength | Safe Working Load Limit (SWLL) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1/2 | - | 1250 | - |
| 5/8 | - | 1800 | - |
| 3/4 | - | 2500 | - |
| 1-1/4 | - | 6000 | - |
How it holds up
- FrictionVery low
- Rot and mildewExcellent
- SunExcellent
Description
Pull tape is a flat, 100% woven polyester tape for pulling wire and cable through conduit and ducts, also called flat rope, mule line or cable pulling tape. Polyester makes it a low stretch, high tensile-strength pulling line, and it's pre-lubricated with very low friction to reduce duct cutting. It's light and easy to blow through conduit, so electrical and communications contractors use it for light duty and residential pulls, and larger utility contractors use it as a pilot or lead line to pull in a much bigger pulling rope before a heavy pull. For the heavy pull itself, use Wire Pulling Rope, and for tape with a copper conductor you can find underground, choose Detectable Pull Tape.
- Numbered every foot, so you can read how far you've pulled
- Four sizes by strength: 1,250, 1,800, 2,500 and 6,000 lb
- Comes on a heavy-duty plastic reel
- Made in the USA
- Also handy for tying down cargo, strapping and guying
Questions
About the tape
What sizes does it come in?
Four sizes, named by strength: 1,250 lb (1/2 in wide), 1,800 lb (5/8 in), 2,500 lb (3/4 in) and 6,000 lb (1-1/4 in).
What else is pull tape called?
Flat rope, flat pulling rope, cord strap, mule line, fish tape and cable pulling tape.
How do I know how far I have pulled?
The tape is marked in sequence every foot, so you can read your progress off the tape.
How does it come?
On a heavy-duty plastic reel.
Ordering
Ordering several reels?
It may cost less to ship several by freight carrier. Contact us for a quote.
