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498,36
Incl. VAT 622,95
Total incl. delivery
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The Extralink cable pulling pilot is an extremely functional tool that facilitates cable installation tasks. Made of FRP fiberglass, it has a diameter of 11 mm and a length of 300 meters. It is placed on a special stand, which significantly eases its unwinding. The fiber is characterized by high elasticity and great resistance to bending and tearing. Additionally, it is covered with yellow PE plastic, which serves a protective function and provides good slip properties. The powder-coated blue frame is equipped with a manual brake to lock the drum and a special "eye" for guiding the fiber. This stand design ensures functional transport, storage, and comfortable use. The fiber tip is finished with a guiding head, which further increases its usability.
The cable pulling pilot has a wide range of applications in various fields. It can be used for pulling wires between telecommunication manholes, pushing cables under roads, as well as for installations in suspended ceilings. Additionally, it is effective in cleaning and unclogging pipes, conduits, and sewage systems, as well as in introducing cables into protective tubes. Thanks to its properties, the pilot is an invaluable support in many tasks related to telecommunication installations.
Product colour
Blue, Yellow
Rod material
Fibreglass
Rod diameter
1.1 cm
Rod length
300 m
Number of wheels
1 wheel(s)
Flexible extension material
Polyester
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
EAN:
5903148913933
SKU:
DNXGFNIRIRMMMN
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