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Cable pulling springs and fish tapes for conduit and ducting

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Routing cables through conduits, wall cavities and ceiling voids requires a pulling tool that feeds smoothly without kinking or snagging. This range of 11 cable pulling springs and fish tapes includes steel, flexible plastic and fibreglass options for every installation scenario.

Milwaukee supplies eight products featuring steel tension spring drums reaching up to 72 m for long pulls, non-conductive drums at 30 m and 60 m for work near live circuits and flexible plastic tension springs at 30 m for navigating tight bends. Drum-mounted designs allow controlled payout and easy rewinding between runs.

Facom contributes fibreglass wires that combine rigidity with electrical insulation, suitable for pulling through existing conduit without risk of short circuits. Available lengths range from 30 m for residential work to 72 m for commercial and industrial cable runs. Choose between steel for maximum push strength in straight runs, fibreglass for stiff non-conductive routing and flexible plastic for complex paths with multiple bends.

facom_629853

FACOM 629853 fibreglass wire

  • Thickness: 3 mm
  • Length: 30 m
  • Supplier warranty: FACOM - Legal warranty applicable
On stock, immediately available.
Recommended Retail Price €171.46
120.20
€99.34 excl. VAT
facom_629757

FACOM 629757 nylon thread

  • Thickness: 4 mm
  • Length: 20 m
  • Supplier warranty: FACOM - Legal warranty applicable
On stock, immediately available.
Recommended Retail Price €32.42
20.95
€17.31 excl. VAT
facom_629896

FACOM 629896 steel and nylon needle

  • Thickness: 6 mm
  • Length: 50 m
  • Supplier warranty: FACOM - Legal warranty applicable
Delivery time average 9 days.
Recommended Retail Price €292.70
196.40
€162.31 excl. VAT
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