Answer from Ningbo Changshi: A cable pulling sleeve, or grip, is an ingeniously simple yet highly effective tool for securing a pulling rope to a cable. It works on the principle of the "Chinese finger trap" . The sleeve is a woven mesh tube, usually made from high-strength galvanized or stainless steel wire. You slide the mesh over the end of the cable. As tension is applied during the pull, the sleeve's woven design tightens its grip on the cable, creating a secure, non-slip attachment point. The more tension you apply, the tighter the grip becomes.

This method is far superior to taping a pulling rope to a cable for several reasons:

• Safety and Reliability: Taping can fail under high tension, leading to a catastrophic and dangerous break during the pull. A professional pulling grip provides a secure, consistent hold that is rated for a specific load.

• Stress Distribution: The woven mesh of a pulling grip distributes the pulling force evenly over a large surface area of the cable. This prevents concentrated stress points that can damage the cable's jacket or internal conductors, which is a significant risk when using tape.

• Efficiency: A properly sized cable grip allows for a quick and easy connection and disconnection, saving valuable time on the job site.

We offer a wide range of cable pulling grips, each engineered for a specific application to ensure maximum safety and efficiency for your project.