The cable pulling phase is the most critical and tool-intensive part of the installation. Using the right equipment is non-negotiable for protecting the high-value cable and ensuring worker safety.

• Hydraulic Pullers and Winches: The workhorses of the installation. Our pullers are equipped with real-time tension monitoring to prevent over-tensioning that could damage the cable. The constant pull they provide is far superior to manual labor and is essential for long, complex pulls.

• Duct Rodders: These flexible, high-tensile fiberglass rods are used to push a pulling rope through long and complex underground conduits.

• underground-Cable-Laying-Equipment-and-Tools.html target='_blank'>cable rollers and Sheaves: These are used at intervals in the trench and at all bends to support the cable and significantly reduce friction during the pull. This protects the outer sheath from abrasion.

• Cable Grips and Swivels: The connection between the pulling rope and the cable. A mesh cable grip distributes the pulling force evenly, while an anti-twisting Swivel allows the rope to twist without transferring the torque to the cable, preventing damage and kinking.

• drum stands and Trailers: For heavy reels, a hydraulic drum stand or trailer is necessary to safely lift the drum and control its rotation during the pull, ensuring a smooth, continuous feed of the cable.