Pulling rope for cable pullers
Polypropylene rope is the standard choice as pulling rope for cable pullers: lightweight, smooth, with enough stretch resistance to pull cables through conduit without trouble, including underground and over long distances.
Why polypropylene:
- Glides with minimal friction through conduit, saving both rope and cable
- Breaking strength up to 531 kg at 6mm, increasing with diameter (4-10mm available)
- Doesn't absorb water, doesn't lose strength when wet
- Lighter and safer than steel pulling wire: no snap-back on failure
- Chemically resistant to acids, bases and most substances found in conduit environments
Choose braided rope when using a winch or pulley (more supple, more wear-resistant), or twisted rope for one-off pulls where breaking strength matters most. Use spliced eyes rather than knots: that preserves full breaking strength.
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Pulling rope for cable pullers
Polypropylene rope is the standard choice as pulling rope for cable pullers: lightweight, smooth, with enough stretch resistance to pull cables through conduit without trouble, including underground and over long distances.
Why polypropylene:
- Glides with minimal friction through conduit, saving both rope and cable
- Breaking strength up to 531 kg at 6mm, increasing with diameter (4-10mm available)
- Doesn't absorb water, doesn't lose strength when wet
- Lighter and safer than steel pulling wire: no snap-back on failure
- Chemically resistant to acids, bases and most substances found in conduit environments
Choose braided rope when using a winch or pulley (more supple, more wear-resistant), or twisted rope for one-off pulls where breaking strength matters most. Use spliced eyes rather than knots: that preserves full breaking strength.
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