Cable pulling rod set c.k tools T5411 — 10 rods, total length per rod 3.3 m

The cable pulling rod set c.k tools T5411 consists of 10 individual fiberglass rods, each 3.3 m long, designed to guide and install cables through conduits, ducts and confined spaces. Rods join together to form the required working length and can be used to push or pull cable runs during residential and commercial wiring work. The modular construction and lightweight material make the set convenient for transport and deployment on job sites where access is restricted.

Advantages

The rods are made from non-conductive fiberglass, reducing electrical hazard when working near live circuits. Each rod features secure quick-join couplings to create continuous lengths without significant loss of flexibility. At 3.3 m per rod the set offers a long reach while remaining easy to handle; the total number of rods allows customization of length for a variety of tasks. The lightweight design and corrosion-resistant materials provide durability and low fatigue during repetitive use.

Suitable for

• Pulling and guiding electrical cables in conduits, trunking and ducts
• Running data and communication cables through ceilings and walls
• Navigating cable routes in attics, basements and service voids
• Installation and maintenance tasks for electricians and cable installers

Key specifications

• Number of rods: 10 individual rods
• Length per rod: 3.3 m
• Material: fiberglass (non-conductive)
• Connection system: quick-join couplings for secure joins
• Weight: lightweight construction for easy handling
• Finish: corrosion-resistant surface

How to use

Connect rods one by one using the quick-join couplings until the desired working length is achieved. Feed the assembled rod through the conduit or duct while maintaining gentle pressure; use the flexible tip to negotiate bends and turns. Attach the cable to the pulling end or use the rod to guide the cable along the route, then carefully pull the cable through. Disassemble the rods after use and store them in a protective case or rack to avoid damage.

Usage recommendations

Inspect rods for damage before each use and replace any rod showing significant wear or cracks. Avoid excessive side loading or sharp bending beyond the rod's flexibility limits. When working near live equipment, follow site electrical safety procedures and use appropriate personal protective equipment. Clean rods after use and store in a dry place to prolong service life.