The pulling wire, often called a pulling rope or pilot wire, is the essential link between the winch and the cable being installed. There are two primary types of materials used, each with distinct advantages:

• Steel Wire Rope: This is a traditional and highly durable choice, especially for overhead transmission line projects. Made of twisted strands of galvanized steel, it is renowned for its high breaking strength, excellent resistance to abrasion, and durability in rugged, outdoor environments. It's the go-to for heavy-duty, high-tension pulls.

• Synthetic Rope: These ropes are typically made from high-strength synthetic fibers like Dyneema or polyester. They are significantly lighter than steel, making them easier and safer to handle. Synthetic ropes have an excellent strength-to-weight ratio and are popular for their flexibility, resistance to kinks, and ability to float on water, which is a major advantage in wet or swampy areas.

We offer both steel and synthetic ropes, ensuring that we can provide the optimal solution for any project's specific requirements.