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For Use On
Electronics
For Use With
Fish Tape
Application
Electrical
Color
Black/Green
Description
Description
Greenlee 35919 Specifications:
• 1/8" (3 mm) Pulling Eye for Fiberglass Fish Tape
Greenlee 35919 Features:
• 12" (305 mm) case has high-impact nylon, one-piece handle for maximum
durability, long life, and easy, comfortable use.
• Non-conductive fiberglass tape with low friction coating.
• Has unique non-coiling properties that enable it to fish in large and small conduit equally well, even with wire or cable in place.
• Exclusive, unique, lightweight reel for easy positive feed out and rewind.
• Excellent for installation of telecommunications and data communication cables in overhead plenums, above suspended ceilings and under floors.
• Fiberglass fish tape is the fastest manual fish tape available. It is intended for fishing only. Rope or line is recommended for pulling.
• 1/8" (3 mm) Pulling Eye for Fiberglass Fish Tape
Greenlee 35919 Features:
• 12" (305 mm) case has high-impact nylon, one-piece handle for maximum
durability, long life, and easy, comfortable use.
• Non-conductive fiberglass tape with low friction coating.
• Has unique non-coiling properties that enable it to fish in large and small conduit equally well, even with wire or cable in place.
• Exclusive, unique, lightweight reel for easy positive feed out and rewind.
• Excellent for installation of telecommunications and data communication cables in overhead plenums, above suspended ceilings and under floors.
• Fiberglass fish tape is the fastest manual fish tape available. It is intended for fishing only. Rope or line is recommended for pulling.
Toolup Part # :
20038
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. www.p65warnings.ca.gov
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