Mini cable rod, fiberglass rod (D=6.0 mm, length 10 m, on a reel)

PXT-CPD-6,0/10-C

Pixietech mini cable rod: 6.0 mm fiberglass rod, 10 m on a reel for pulling cable through ducts, pipes and corrugated conduit. A springy, flexible installer's tool. In stock.

264 900 UZS

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Type

Duct rodder (cable pulling device)

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Length

10 m

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Part number

PXT-CPD-6,0/10-C

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Specifications

Type: Duct rodder (cable pulling device)
Length: 10 m
Part number: PXT-CPD-6,0/10-C
Warranty: no
Rod diameter: 6.0 mm

Mini cable rod (fish tape) on a fiberglass rod 6.0 mm in diameter and 10 meters long in a compact coil — an indispensable tool for installers of low-voltage and electrical systems. The fiberglass rod provides excellent elasticity and flexibility when pulling cable in enclosed ducts, conduits and corrugated tubing. The compact 10 m length is designed for working in small spaces and short routes where manoeuvrability is required.

Advantages

The 6.0 mm diameter provides a balance of rigidity and flexibility, allowing easy passage through bends and curves of cable ducts
The fiberglass rod does not conduct electricity, which is safe when working near electrical circuits
The 10 m length is optimal for short routes — less excess weight and fuss with unwinding
Storage in a coil protects the rod from kinks and simplifies transport to the site
Allows cable to be pulled where a wire probe cannot pass due to route bends
Compatible with most standard tips and attachments for cable rods

Applications

Laying video surveillance cables and structured cabling systems in offices and residential buildings
Installing access control and security alarm systems in finished premises
Pulling cable in corrugated tubing during construction and renovation
Low-voltage work in commercial, administrative and production buildings

Frequently asked questions

Can this fish tape be used to pull heavy power cables?

A mini fish tape on a fiberglass rod is designed for low-voltage and light cables — for heavy power lines it is better to use a steel cable or a larger-diameter rod.

Is the rod suitable for routes with sharp 90-degree bends?

The fiberglass rod is flexible enough to pass standard bends, however very sharp angles may require the use of guides or auxiliary attachments.

How should the fish tape be stored properly after work?

Wind the rod into a coil without kinks and store it in a dry place protected from direct sunlight — this will extend the service life of the fiberglass rod.

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