Junior Duty Pulling Grip With Flexible Eye 4100 LB Break Strength 12 Inch Mesh Length 1.00-1.24 Inch Cable Diameter Great For Electricians And DIY Wire Pulling In Conduit Or Tape Runs

12-in Mesh Junior Duty Pulling Grip, Single Unit
✔️ 4100 lb break strength, 12 in mesh, 1.00-1.24 in cable diameter

The junior duty pulling grip is a sturdy galvanized steel wire tool designed to connect insulated wire bundles to pulling tape or rope for conduit work. It resists rust and corrosion, and its shoulder protectors help center the grip inside a raceway for stable pulls in tight or open spaces. This compact grip is perfect for electricians and DIY wire pulling in conduit or tape runs.

Dimensione	Imperiale	Metrico
Mesh length	12 in	304.8 mm
Cable diameter	1.00-1.24 in	25.4-31.5 mm
Break strength	4100 lb	1864 kgf

✅ Mesh length: 12 in (304.8 mm)
✅ Cable diameter: 1.00-1.24 in (25.4-31.5 mm)
✅ Break strength: ~4100 lb (approximate)

💡 What is a pulling grip used for in electrical work?

A handy, handy tool that helps electricians and DIYers pull wires through conduit and raceways, keeping pulls smooth and reliable.

- Attaches to pulling line and wire bundle
- Centers the load to prevent snagging in tight spaces
- Works with single cables or multiple wires
- Reusable across many pulls
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