Fiber glass rod cable puller A-LAN O3.8mm 50m FRP rod without wheels

A-LAN fiberglass (FRP) cable puller A-LAN O3.8mm 50m FRP rod without wheels is a 50-metre continuous fiberglass rod with an outer diameter of 3.8 mm, designed to guide and install telecommunications and electrical cables through conduits, ducts and other confined pathways. The rod is lightweight and non-conductive, providing a flexible yet sturdy pushing and guiding tool for cable routing where access is limited. Supplied without wheels, this version is intended for use with existing reel or storage solutions and for installers who prefer compact transport and on-site deployment.

Advantages

The FRP construction offers a balance of flexibility and stiffness that helps to navigate bends while transmitting push force effectively. Its non-conductive nature reduces electrical hazards when working near live circuits. The small 3.8 mm diameter allows use in narrow conduits and microducts, and the 50 m length covers long runs without intermediate joins. Supplied without wheels, the rod is easier to pack and carry for field technicians and integrates with a range of reels or handling systems.

Suitable for

• Pulling and guiding fibre optic and copper cables through conduit and microducts
• Installing cables in building risers, crawl spaces and wall cavities
• Professional telecommunications and electrical installation and maintenance
• Use in confined or narrow pathways where non-conductive tools are required

Key specifications

• Material: fiberglass (FRP)
• Outer diameter: 3.8 mm
• Length: 50 m
• Construction: continuous rod (single length)
• Electrical property: non-conductive
• Supply form: rod without wheels (no reel included)

How to use

Feed the fiberglass rod into the conduit or duct by pushing from the entry point while rotating gently to help it negotiate bends. Attach a pulling eye or leader at the rod tip if required for connecting the cable or a draw line. Use steady, controlled pushes rather than sudden force to avoid buckling; if resistance is met, withdraw slightly and reattempt with slight rotation. When the rod reaches the target end, secure the cable to the leader and pull the cable back through the conduit, or use the rod to guide a draw line for subsequent pulls.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the conduit for sharp edges or obstructions before use and wear appropriate personal protective equipment. Store the rod on a compatible reel or in a protective case to prevent damage; avoid excessive bending radii beyond the rod's design limits. Do not use the rod to push or pull energized conductors—its non-conductive nature reduces risk but does not replace safe electrical work practices.