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Electrical projects often involve pulling wires through long stretches of conduit. This seemingly simple task can become frustrating if the wires get snagged or stuck. Here's where conduit fishing lines and pistons come in – these tools, available at Ohio Power Tool, are your secret weapon for navigating intricate conduit runs.
Fishing Lines: Imagine a thin, yet strong, cable that snakes through tight spaces – that's the magic of a conduit fishing line. Made from materials like fiberglass or nylon, these lines are designed to weave through empty conduits, reaching long distances and navigating bends. Often marked for visibility, they act as a guide for pulling heavier cables through the conduit. Fishing lines are a must-have for electricians working on new installations or renovations in Ohio homes and businesses.
Pistons: Once you've successfully navigated the fishing line through the conduit, pistons take over the heavy lifting. These compact tools attach to the end of the fishing line and provide a smooth, air-tight seal within the conduit. They come in various sizes to match different conduit diameters. By connecting the piston to a powerful shop vacuum or air blower, you can create suction or pressure to effortlessly pull the fishing line, and subsequently your cables, through the conduit. Pistons are particularly helpful for long conduit runs or those with tight bends, a common scenario in Ohio's construction projects.
Applications Beyond Electrical: While primarily used for electrical work, the power of conduit fishing lines and pistons extends to other applications. They can be helpful for plumbers running plumbing lines behind walls or HVAC technicians navigating ductwork. Essentially, any situation requiring pulling cables or lines through long, enclosed spaces can benefit from these versatile tools.
By incorporating conduit fishing lines and pistons into your toolbox, you'll be well-equipped to tackle even the trickiest conduit layouts, saving time and frustration on your next electrical project.