Cable, Wire Pullers, Yes, we can do it for you.
We pull cables, we pull wires.
Ask us to do anything requiring Cable and Wire.
Cable and Wire Installation Services. |
Yes, we are the cable pullers - low cost and trouble free.
Industrial Power, Signs, Utility Poles, Sports Lights, LAN - No Problem.
Heavy Gauge Cables up to 750 MCM Copper or Aluminum.
Splicing, Pull box, Long Distance Pulling, Conduit and Raceway.
We'll Work Along with any Electrical Worker. |
200 amp, 400 amp, 800 amp, 1600 amp 2000 amp, Yes we do it all.
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We supply every kind of cable, utility poles, crimping and wide span hardware. |
Commercial, Industrial, Institutional, Public Facility, Business or Shopping Complex.
When it comes to pulling cables, we are the crew for you.
The use of aerial cable systems eliminates the need for multiple-duct underground construction and its numerous
associated problems, such as; extreme high cost conflicts with other underground utilities, and extended vehicle traffic tie-ups during initial construction and
future expansion. The advantages of an aerial cable system are (1) the cable cannot be accidentally dug up, and (2) most of the utility cables are on
transmission lines, far off the ground and only accessible by trained professionals.
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When it comes to pulling cables,
We handle cable tension up to 2,000 lb. we are the Ultra Tugger crew for you.
We are installers of conduit, cable, wire, pullers, pulling, tugger, A variety of pulling accessories is available to
make pulls easier and more efficient. Basic components of most power-pulling tools include frame, power source, the capstan that pulls
rope and wire, the mechanism that turns the capstan and pulling rope. Portable capstan-style pulling machine, range of positions,
pipe threading. pullers come with rugged wheels, reels off of a truck. Whether it is copper or aluminum we install sizes up to 750MCM.
Our Equipment, vac, string, rope, electrical cable, electrician, cable pulling machine, chain, a pulling system is only as strong as
its weakest link, but pullers often use components minimal training and maintenance. Others are portable capstan-style pullers with
features including multiple speeds, self-contained framework with wheels and self-tailing capstans. Evaluating cable-pulling
requirements and matching them with the right cable puller can make cable installations. The pulling rope is the link between cable
puller and cable being pulled, and manufacturers of pulling equipment agree using the right rope is critical to every pulling job.
pulling force necessary to bring cable through the conduit with a breaking point four times greater than the maximum pulling force
that can be generated by the puller is a good guideline. Double-braided composite rope is often preferred because it stretches
less and resists heat generated during an installation. Polypropylene rope should not be used because it has a low melting point and
friction can cause fibers to melt and stick to the tool’s capstan. Rope with high stretching characteristics stores energy like
a stretched rubber band and a component failure during a pull can unleash this energy, posing serious safety hazards. Rope must be in
good condition. Accessories to make installations easier and more efficient. Most common applications are wire grips to connect cable
and pulling rope, sheaves, wire carts, reel jacks to control pay out of cable off reels, cable tensions meters, and mandrels to pass
through conduit before pulling cable to verify there are no blockages. In addition, pulling lubricant reduces friction and minimizes
damage to cable jackets. Various lubricating products are available to fit varying needs; cream-style products are preferred by many.
Correctly using a high-quality lubricant can significantly decrease pulling time. Cable puller with integrated two-speed motor and
universal foot-pedal adapter has a swivel head to speed set up. Support cable and guide it during the pulling process are among
the most-used pulling accessories. When used properly, sheaves can reduce setup time and make cable pulls easier. However, pipe adapter
sheaves are sometimes mounted to the wrong structural members, and sometimes they are not mounted correctly. In these situations, the
sheaves can be overloaded and serious accidents can result. There are only two proper use situations for pipe adapter sheaves. They
should either be mounted directly to the conduit into which the cable is being pulled, or they should be attached to a mobile T-boom,
which also requires an adapter sheave. Do not mount pipe adapter sheaves to a building's structural members, including beams, posts,
columns, pipes, etc. This can result in an overload situation for the adapter. do not attach pipe adapter sheaves to conduit that is
less than 2 1/2 inches in diameter; smaller conduit does not have the strength to support the pulling loads. Do not attach pipe adapter
sheaves to PVC or aluminum conduit; they do not have the strength to support the pulling loads. |
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Supply Space, Safety Zone Space, and Communications Space.
A device is described for connecting two electric aerial cables. Each aerial cable has tube, containing optical fibers, which is
cabled with electric conductors and strength member. Means are provided for the mechanical and electrically conductive joining of
the electric conductors and strength members of the two cables. A sealed splice carrier for receiving the spliced connections of the
optical fibers comprises two concentric tubes (7, 9) with a annular gap between them. The annular gap is sealed at both ends. The
optical fibers are inserted into the annular gap through apertures in the end seals (8). The spliced connections and a length of
optical fibers are stored in the annular gap. The splice carrier (5) surrounds the means (21, 3) for the mechanical and electrically
conductive joining and is attached to the electrically conductive joining means (3) or to the aerial cables (1).
Our High Reach Company serves the construction, commercial and
industrial properties with cost effective SERVICE of Aerial Lifts and Material Handling equipment. Our expertise
is trade work at High Reach Locations for construction, logistics, shipyard, public service, and industrial sectors.
Serving all around:
Bryn Mawr, Ardmore, Narberth, Radnor, Havertown, Newtown Square, Springfield, Drexel Hill, Upper Darby, Lower Merion,
Media, Aston, Folcroft, Ridley, West Chester, Chadds Ford, Plymouth Meeting, Norristown, Malvern, Wayne, Paoli, Philly, Chester County,
Montgomery County, Delaware County, Philadelphia PA and suburbs. Broomall 19008, King of Prussia 19406, Conshohocken 19428, Villanova 19085,
Wayne 19087, Lansdowne 19050, South Philly, Southwest Philly and West Philly.
Ask the Experts about it:
The National Electrical Code, bolt-on breakers, high voltage circuit breaker, GFI receptacles,
grounding rods and cold water pipe grounding. Electrical safety inspections main lug panel, cadmium connectors, MC wire,
SER cable, SEU cable, twist-lock, receptacle charts, wiring diagrams, install, receptacles, grounding rods, Commercial, Industrial,
cadmium connectors, MC wire, SER cable, SEU cable, twist-lock, grounding, We are installers. The National Electrical Manufacturers
Association, NEMA, breakers, molded case, Wide range of circuit breakers and mounting hardware from a variety of manufacturers.
Manufacturer products we stock include Cutler Hammer, American, General Electric, Thomas & Betts, Siemens, Murray, Square D, Wadsworth and Zinsco, industrial electrician.
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