Klein Tools 56333 Nastro elettrico per pesci, estrattore in filo di acciaio con punta a doppio anello, alloggiamento e impugnatura ottimizzati, 1/8" x 120 piedi

Brand:Klein Tools

3.6/5

€
112.21

Il nastro per pesci in acciaio ad alto tenore di carbonio da 120 piedi di Klein Tools è perfetto per i cavi associati a installazioni commerciali, residenziali e voce-dati-video. Il design ottimizzato dell'alloggiamento e della maniglia riduce lo sforzo di vincita e riduce il legame. Una maniglia a più posizioni consente una presa salda e stabile mentre si tira o si riavvolge il nastro. L'esclusiva forma interna della custodia combina la leva delle custodie quadrate e il comfort delle custodie rotonde, il che facilita il riavvolgimento del nastro dopo un lungo periodo. Il nastro presenta segni discendenti incisi al laser posizionati su ogni piede. Questi contrassegni consentono di misurare con precisione la profondità dei percorsi dei condotti e di determinare la quantità di nastro rimasto da erogare.

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EAN: 0092644563331

Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Elettrico, Strumenti e hardware, Strumenti per l'inserimento e l'estrazione dei cavi, Nastro di pesce,

La custodia e la maniglia in polipropilene offrono un'elevata resistenza agli urti. Il rivestimento protettivo sul nastro in acciaio riduce la corrosione da umidità e umidità senza contatto. I contrassegni discendenti incisi al laser con incrementi di 1 piede (0,3 m) consentono di misurare con maggiore precisione i percorsi dei condotti e la quantità di nastro rimasto da saldare. La maniglia multiposizione ti offre una presa salda e stabile mentre tiri o riavvolgi il nastro dalla custodia. La geometria dell'alloggiamento antiscivolo migliora la potenza di avvolgimento e riduce il grippaggio. Il design della custodia riduce lo sforzo di avvolgimento e l'attrito ottimizzando l'angolo di avvolgimento del nastro. I nastri per pesci in acciaio durevoli e ad alta resistenza al carbonio larghi 1/8 di pollice sono solidi ma flessibili per lunghe tirature e grandi tiri di filo.

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Blade Length	‎120 Feet
Blade Material	High Carbon Steel
Blade Material	‎High Carbon Steel
Brand	Klein Tools
Brand	‎Klein Tools
Color	Orange/Black
Color	‎Orange/Black
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 314 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎Tools/Accessories
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	12.35 x 1.85 x 16.21 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎12.35 x 1.85 x 16.21 inches
Item model number	‎56333
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	0.31 Pounds
Item Weight	‎0.31 Pounds
Item Weight	‎5 ounces
Lock Type	‎Automatic
Manufacturer	‎Klein Tools
Material	‎Steel
Part Number	‎56333
Pattern	‎Fish Tape
Product Dimensions	‎12.35 x 1.85 x 16.21 inches
Special Features	‎Optimized Housing Design, High Carbon Steel
Style	‎Updated Model
Warranty Description	‎1 Year Manufacturer

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Scritto da: nadeem

easy to use and good quality

easy to use and good quality. i did my first electrical power installation and it goes so smooth

Scritto da: Dude

Durable and effective fish wire

So cabling newbie here.. I needed to pull some cables to hardwire between the roof where the 5G CPE is down to the ground floor of a 3 storey property to where my switch is. I was debating on whether I should get a a fibreglass wire one or there was another type that looked like it was some kind of twine rope because it seemed easier to handle. I settled on this steel wire one because I read that fibreglass breaks and the twine thing just didn't look like it was going to go very far down any pipe without scrunching up. I read in some reviews of difficulties with rolling back the steel wire ones in other brands so decided to go for the Klein tools one. The first cable pull was a 22AWG think wire and it took quite a bit 9f grunt to get it through the long run in my house. But the Klein one I have to say held up - it moved pretty well around some very tight bends and the fish hook thing really worked to hold in the cable as I I pulled it. Feeling back, the mechanism handles very well, straightening the links out of the fish wire as it goes back in. It's built well and although it's heavy, the design lends well to being able to handle it. Amazon is always keen to recommend additional products that go with the item you're buying when you add thinga to your cart but it failed to remind me of some important items you should definately get if you're going to be pulling wire: - Safety glasses - the steel wire flexes about when your feeding or pulling it in, you don't want it hitting your face and damaging your eyes - Sometimes you have to pull pretty hard and wiggle the wire around and a suitable paid of gloves really helps with keeing your hands from getting becoming sore! - Some cable pulling lube to loosen things up I haven't used other fish wires so can't really compare it to anything. All I can say is that it did the job well and it seems to be built well.

Scritto da: David

Great value and it is need in my field of work,strong product.

Pull electrical cable in conduits.

Scritto da: MB, Austin TX

Good tool, but wrong use-case

I purchased this tool to help me with a pool light replacement. My pool, like most have lights with an electrical cord running through conduit to a power box. To replace, once must attach a line to the power side and pull from the pool side to take out the old light. Process is reversed to install the new light. The issue I had with this cable was, I was unable to pull the cable through the conduit to remove the original light. Ultimately, 2 things make the job easy: 1. pour dish soap and water into the conduit to make slippery. 2. Use draw string to attach to the wire and pull through conduit. Worked well. Good tool and easy to use, but not the right tool for my situation.

Scritto da: Joker

This is the trick

If your running wire or cable threw conduit this is a must. I put some camera cables in conduit and buried them about 3 or 4 foot under ground over to my garage and the cables went bad. If it wasn't for this thing I would have been shoveling dirt again. This thing is amazing and made running the new cables in conduit a lot easier then I could have ever imagined. Worth every penny!

Scritto da: Zuman

Keeps unwinding

Keeps unwinding itself when wound up for storage. Lets about 1-6ft of wire out. Other then that works great

Scritto da: Leekunpei

Good for electrician

Very useful tool for me

Scritto da: Lorasa1719

Good for the job

Great value

Scritto da: Weak Lemony Drink

36 metre long wire fish tape, could do with a lock

This is my first wire fish tap, i usually get a tradesperson in to pull wires but this might save me some cash. I am told by my electrician son that Klein are a good brand, i have had a few items of theirs and have been happy with it. It is about 12 inches in diameter plus the handle. It feeds out a thin flat steel rod with a hook on the end for easy fixing of cable ( i use electrical tape to be sure). The tape feeds out very smoothly by holding the handle and spinning the orange bit and ie pretty easy to wind back in. Overall length is 365 metres or 120 ft. the tape has laser etched markings on it starting at 120ft and getting lower each time as the tape feeds out. As long as you are ok at deducting numbers from 120 this will tell you how much has been fed out, personally i think beginning at 1ft would have made more sense but hey ho i'm no expert on these things. The only thing i don't like is that the tape doesn't lock in place, i've found that it will feed tape out on its own unless carefully stored, a simple lock system would make it easier to store.

Scritto da: Pete

This is a really useful fish tape

This is an easy to use and sturdy steel wire fish tape. It is over 36M long, which is enough for any job at home. I used this to pull network cables around the house and it takes a lot less time to do it with the fish tape. I really like that you don't need to actually hold the steel wire to use it. Once the wire is inside the wall you can just hold the handle and spin the orange ring. You can push the wire in the wall with just pushing the orange ring. This gives you better grip compared to holding the steel wire and longer distance quicker. Recommend it. Hopefully my review was Helpful for you.

Scritto da: Hilal Al

Works great!

This is great if you're doing some wiring in the house as it is a more than adequate amount of wire to do the job. The wire itself has markings etched into it so you can read the length too. The shape of these tools makes it easy to hold and operate and it has a hard case to protect it from any drops making it perfect for working anywhere you like. This works great for either pulling or pushing through the wire and it doesn't snag or bend easily as it's made of steel. Overall, if you're doing some work at home and you need to do some sort of wiring, I'd highly recommend buying this tools beforehand because trust me, this will make your day a lot easier!

Scritto da: pm

Works perfectly, such a useful tool for wiring. It has saved me so much time

It never occurred to me that such a tool existed before until I watch my electrician wire some cables for me...since then I've been convinced I could do it myself if I had such a tool. Needless to say I was delighted to see this come up for review. I had no idea what these were called otherwise I'd probably have searched online and ordered one before. This has made moving/rewiring my TV such a doddle and I haven't had to destroy the walls to do it. I cannot believe how simple and effective this tool is. The wire on this is longer than I'll ever need

Scritto da: G&B reviews

nice quality! good value of money

This klein fish tape is really good nice sturdy and durable fish tape its industrial use so I know its really strong thickness is also great! very handy and easy to use! Nice quality good value of money