Fish Tape, Steel Wire Puller with Double Loop Tip, Optimized Housing and Handle, Klein Tools 56334, Orange/Black, 3mm x 73m

KLEIN TOOLS Fish Tape, Steel Wire Puller with Double Loop TipThis is certainly a handy tool to have, it's primarily used for pulling cable through conduit, but it has many other uses too. I used one of these to to pull some cable through a large under floor space in a listed building where it worked very well indeed.Klein tools is an American company where I understand it is a well known brand, this product is also manufactured in the USA.My first impression of this was how big and heavy it was, as it holds 240 feet of metal fish tape it's not surprising that it's quite heavy. The outer casing and handle are made from a very tough high impact nylon material which should stand up to a rough working environment. The fish tape is made from high strength carbon steel, the end is hooked making it easy to attach a cable to it for pulling. What I find is a good feature is that on top of the fish tape is a measurement marking that shows how much of the steel is still remaining when pushed into a conduit. This measurement is laser etched on top of the tape every one foot in length.This particular tool has a working length of 240 feet which is a considerable length, you may never need this amount of tape but I always feel it's best to have more in reserve than none at all.At first glance this may look a little plasticky, but on closer observation it's clear that this is a sturdy tool that's designed more for professionals use. It certainly has a use at home if you are perhaps rewiring a house or putting some extra cable in.If you have a need for this then it should do the job well, the tape is certainly powerful and stiff - Recommended!CONTENTS:1 x Fish Tape 240-FootThank you for reading my review, I hope you have found it helpful.

The Fish Tape Wire puller from Klein tools is well made and very easy to use. It has a range of up to 73 meters or 240ft which ever you prefer. Having used tools from Klein before I have always been satisfied with there quality and performance. This is designed to pull wires through those awkward places like ducts and conduits or even in tight spaces like cavity walls or attics. I’m planning on rewiring my home network as I want to upgrade all my cables to CAT8 which will mean some awkward places like my attic will come into effect and this product is definitely the solution to my problem. 👍🏼

KLEIN TOOLS Fish Tape, Steel Wire Puller with Double Loop Tip, Optimized Housing and Handle, 1/8-Inch x 240-Foot 56334, Orange/BlackThe product.This is a cable puller from Klein tools. This version is the 240Ft one.Design and quality.It is strong and well-made and will last a long time even with daily use. The lengths are marked in feet and inches being an American made tool. Once pulled out on a long run the cable wants to retract and it could do with a lock stop like many tapes have or someway of stopping it etc. The line is very strong and coated to make it slide well through conduits etc.In use.We have been pulling lighting cables through an underground feed to some stables and then through the maze of rafters. This tool has made the job much faster and prevented me having to did up the yard to put a new run in. It has saved many hours of work. It has always worked perfectly.Overall.A very useful tool for running cables. It is well made very strong and I would not be without it now. A great tool for running cables underground and through lofts.

This product is used for pulling wire and cabling through cable piping or between wall partitions. This particular model is best used for major building projects as the tape will reach over 240 foot. The wire pinch that pulls through the cabling is a 1/8 inch which is plenty big enough to pull through a range of high grade wire types.I ordered this item to pull through several ethernet cables from a ground floor network switch to a number of 2nd floor workstations.Because I was setting up a secure network, I also used cabling casing on the outside of the building to keep the ethernet cabling hidden and I couldn't have installed the wiring without this device. You simply feed the tape through the casing, the tape stays rigid so nothing will prevent the tape reaching its target. Once fed to the bottom of the casing I was then able to hook the ethernet cabling onto the pinch and then you simply use the handle to wind up the tape and with it, I pulled through the ethernet cabling. I honestly doubt if I could have pulled off this job without this device.I only used around 50 feet of the tape, which doesn't even begin to scratch the surface of how far this device will stretch.Recommended.