Southwire FTSP45-125NCT 125' Simpull Fish Tape with Non Conductive Tip UYO6N_ZV625

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The new SIMpull Fish Tape line is fueled by innovation. This line consists of 9 items in different variations of leader type, width, length and case size. The fish tapes are made of a non-conductive polymer that has a low coefficient of friction, allowing the tape to effortlessly glide through EMT and PVC conduit much faster than steel and fibreglass fish tapes. Unlike a fibreglass fish tape, which has a tendency to snap when bent, SIMpull Fish Tapes are virtually unbreakable and are kink resistant. The SIMpull Fish Tapes come in two variations of leader types: a swivelling flexible metal leader that easily glides through EMT and PVC conduit, and a non-conductive glow in the dark leader that allows for easy installation over existing wires. This new line of fish tapes features nine models, offering solutions for a multitude of applications, featuring two tape diameters and various lengths to fit most applications. The SIMpull Fish Tapes provide a faster, easier way to push and pull fish tapes through EMT and PVC conduit. The low friction, spiral extruded polymer allows the tape to easily glide through the conduit without binding at turns, joints or couplings. The SIMpull Fish Tapes will also help increase jobsite efficiency. The non-conductive material of the SIMpull Fish Tapes is rust resistant, and will not conform when bent like other fish tape materials. Both models of fish tapes are extremely durable, while also being substantially lighter weight. Though the material is flexible, it still has enough structural integrity to be pushed through long conduit runs. The SIMpull Fish Tapes wont bend or break like steel and fibreglass- however, they do incorporate the best feature of each, ensuring you get the strength of steel and the non-conductive properties of fibreglass. This feature helps when running through 90-degree bends, allowing it to roll off turns and continue moving without causing damage to the fish tape.