VEVOR Fish Tape Fiberglass (6MM 425FT)

$ 125.99

Score By Feature

Based on 135 ratings

Easy to use

7.30

Value for money

7.08

For working out

6.10

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Product Description

In addition to its very sturdy construction and high durability, the bracket is able to withstand compression at any time. The material is nonconductive, and is resistant to rust and corrosion.

The cable length is 130 m/426 feet. The cable has a diameter of 6 mm/0 and is 5 feet long. A 24 inch cable with a cable density of >150 grams per meter is recommended. It has a guiding line made of epoxy fiberglass (inner) and HDPE (outer), a material capable of maintaining shape under a 10KN load.

A minimum radius of 12 inch/300 millimeters must be maintained. As a result, it can be pushed through walls and ceilings easily. Controlling the speed of the bracket is done by means of a brake level.

It is a compact, lightweight, and movable composite wire cable. A number of advantages arise from using it, including saving time and labor, improved

There are many applications for the fish tape, including telecommunication, electrical, wall and floor conduit, walker duct, and utility installations, helping meet the needs of every customer.

Questions & Answers

The fishtape on this reel has a 1/4-inch slit Could you please tell me the dimensions of the 20 threaded cable end?

With the framework that comes with the tool, there is already a pressing eye and additional "pushing tips.". A pushing tip can be either of two types a grappled tip (about 1.2. The diameter of this ring is 25". Two by two. There are four turned in claws on this 25" long piece. The loops are not parallel to each other, but appear that way (just like a heavy duty The two are welded to a 15 mm nut that is attached Here is my attempt at helping you.

What is the material of the core? Is it solid metal or copper?

Compared to locatable rods, it is cheaper and more efficient.

Is the reel's interior diameter the same as the outside?

I think 36" is possible

Is there a brush that can be attached to the end of this to clean the ?

At a distance greater than 100 feet, I would imagine it would get tangled twisting it to get a clean result would be the most likely approach

Selected User Reviews For VEVOR Fish Tape Fiberglass (6MM 425FT)

Leaving it in the hands of an idiot coworker will cause it to break hard

3/5

You don't want to let an idiot coworker borrow it because it's smaller in diameter and easy to break.

Whitley GARDINER

| Aug 19, 2020

This fiberglass tape (cylindrical rod) offers good value and works well

5/5

This is a good stand. The brake looks a little out of place but otherwise it is good It is a little off-center but works well. Fish tape works well on long runs with large radius bends (about 12" radius). There is nothing corrosive about brass tips This accessory is removable and cannot be used with threaded fittings. The value is excellent. Due to the fact that I've only used this product once, I cannot comment on.

Lennon McKenzie

| Apr 02, 2021

Long conduit runs will be no problem with this

5/5

I was pulling additional conductor in 170 feet of conduit with two 90 degree sweeps and decided to use this before pulling out all the I saved time and money with this solution since it worked better than I expected and I had to use little cable lube. In addition to the stand having a brake, it also has an integrated Because there was a risk of the small metal tip breaking during pulling, I taped the new conductor along the rod rather than using the small metal end.

Tinsley Mills

| Sep 09, 2020

There is no other explanation for it

5/5

It is necessary to install this if your cable runs are long and will pass through occupied conduits. 320 feet of cable were run underground in conduit that would accommodate about five 90 degree elbows which already had telco home run cables. The cable was not disturbed during the installation.

Shiloh Gilmore

| Nov 13, 2020

There is a break in the metal tip

3/5

When the metal tip is attached to what you are fishing, the hole in it falls out the first time you use it. Duct tape is what I have to use.

Amias Tran

| Feb 09, 2021

I'm not happy with that

3/5

Erick Doyle

| Aug 20, 2020

As the product wound up on the spool, it tends to unwind by itself

3/5

There almost has to be someone who keeps their hand on the brake at all times. The problem is that it is quite stiff, which can either be beneficial or detrimental.