The method used for wire and cable pulling depends heavily on the project's environment and the type of cable being installed. The two primary methods are:

• underground cable laying: This method involves pulling cables through buried conduits or trenches. The process requires specialized equipment like hydraulic winches, cable drum stands, and rollers placed along the route to minimize friction and ensure a smooth pull. This method is common in urban areas and is vital for new infrastructure development.

• Overhead OHTLstringingequipment.com/Conductor-Stringing-Equipment.html target='_blank'>conductor stringing: This method involves pulling conductors along a path of transmission towers or poles. It utilizes a synchronized system of puller-OHTLstringingequipment.com/Hydraulic-Conductor-Tensioners.html target='_blank'>Tensioner machines to both pull the pilot wire and apply back tension to the conductor, which prevents it from touching the ground or other obstacles. This method is the standard for long-distance power transmission lines.

We offer a comprehensive range of equipment and tools for both of these critical methods.