underground cable laying involves pulling cables through conduits, ducts, or trenches. The equipment used is designed for confined spaces and high friction.

• underground Cable Pullers: Also known as cable winches, these machines are specifically designed for pulling cables through ducts and manholes. They provide a controlled pulling force and often include a rope drum for winding the pulling rope. Our machines are designed with real-time tension monitoring to prevent over-tensioning.

• cable rollers: Used in trenches and manholes, cable rollers reduce friction and guide the cable around bends and corners. They protect the cable from abrasions and are critical for preventing damage during long pulls.

• Cable Drum Jacks & Stands: Similar to their overhead counterparts, these tools are used to lift and support heavy cable drums at the start of a pull, ensuring a smooth and controlled pay-out of the cable.

• Cable pulling grips & Swivels: A cable pulling grip (or sock) is a woven steel mesh sock that attaches securely to the cable's end. A Swivel is a rotating joint placed between the grip and the pulling rope, preventing the cable from twisting as it's pulled, which can cause internal damage.