Fiberglass cable puller Q-LANTEC Pilot FRP Ø10 mm, 150 m with guide wheels

Q-LANTEC Pilot FRP Ø10 mm, 150 m with guide wheels is a fiberglass (FRP) cable puller engineered for routing cables through conduits and ducts over long distances. The 10 mm diameter rod and 150 m length provide reach for extended cable runs while maintaining flexibility and torsional stability. Integrated guide wheels reduce friction at bends and tight spots, helping the rod pass smoothly through curved sections without compromising the FRP core integrity.

Advantages

The fiberglass construction offers a balance of low weight, high tensile strength and resistance to corrosion and moisture, making the tool suitable for indoor and protected outdoor use. Guide wheels lessen friction and wear on both the rod and conduit walls, enabling easier insertion and retrieval in multiple-pull operations. The slim 10 mm profile fits a wide range of conduit diameters while the 150 m length allows work across long cable routes without frequent joins.

Suitable for

• Installing electrical wiring in conduit systems
• Routing telecom and data cables through ducts
• Fish tape replacement for long-distance cable pulls
• Maintenance and retrofitting in buildings and industrial facilities

Key specifications

• Material: fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP)
• Diameter: 10 mm
• Length: 150 m
• Integrated guide wheels to reduce friction on bends
• Lightweight and corrosion-resistant construction

How to use

Insert the leading end of the fiberglass rod into the conduit and feed it forward, guiding the rod through bends using gentle, steady pressure. When encountering resistance, retract slightly and rotate the rod while continuing to feed to ease passage through tight curves; the guide wheels help reduce sticking. Once the rod reaches the destination, attach cable or pulling tape to the rod’s termination point and pull the rod back through the conduit to draw the cable into place. Always inspect the rod and guide wheels for damage before use and avoid sharp impacts that could fracture the FRP core.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment when working in confined spaces. Store the fiberglass rod coiled or on a drum to prevent kinks and keep it dry to maintain material properties. For best results in long or complex runs, combine the rod with lubricant designed for cable pulling and use intermediate access points to reduce stress on the rod and cables.