Cable pulling rod c.k tools MightyRod PRO 1 m 7 mm Ø, set of 2

The c.k tools MightyRod PRO cable pulling rod set includes two 1 m rods with a 7 mm outer diameter designed to assist electricians and installers when routing cables through conduits, walls and confined spaces. The rods are slim for access through small openings and built for repeated use during installation and repair tasks, providing a controlled way to guide, extend and retrieve wires without damaging insulation or the surrounding structure.

Advantages

The rods combine a durable construction with a compact profile to reach narrow passages while resisting kinking and wear. Their length and diameter balance flexibility and pushability, enabling accurate directional control when feeding cables. The set of two rods allows users to join sections for extended reach or work with one rod while keeping the other as a spare, simplifying staged installations and pull-back operations.

Suitable for

• Pulling electrical cables through plastic or metal conduits
• Routing network and communications cabling in walls and ceilings
• Working in tight service ducts, between studs and inside trunking
• Extending reach for retrieval of dropped or lodged wires

Key specifications

• Quantity: set of 2 rods
• Individual rod length: 1 m
• Outer diameter: 7 mm
• Material: durable, flexible rod construction suitable for repeated use
• Profile: slim, low-friction surface for passage through conduits and tight gaps

How to use

Insert a rod into the conduit or access point and push it forward until it reaches the target area. If additional reach is required, join the two rods according to the manufacturer’s connection method and continue feeding. Attach the cable to the rod end using an appropriate connector or swivel tape and pull the rod back slowly to draw the cable through. Maintain steady pressure and control to avoid buckling; reverse and re-feed as needed to negotiate bends or obstructions.

Usage recommendations

Inspect rods before use for signs of excessive wear or damage. Use protective eye and hand equipment when working in confined spaces. Avoid excessive force that could deform the rod or damage conduit interiors. Store rods clean and straight to preserve rigidity and performance.