Fiberglass cable pull rod Q-LANTEC Pilot Ø6mm, 150m, FRP rod without wheels (NPK-60-150-S)

Q-LANTEC Pilot fiberglass cable pull rod Ø6 mm, 150 m is a glass-fiber reinforced plastic (FRP) rod designed to guide and install cables inside ducts and conduits. The rod combines longitudinal stiffness with lateral flexibility to pass through bends and long runs while resisting abrasion and wear. This model is supplied without wheels and is intended for cable fishing, retrofitting and maintenance tasks where a compact, lightweight and non-conductive guide is required.

Advantages

The FRP construction provides a balance of rigidity and flexibility, enabling controlled insertion through curved or extended conduit segments. The 6 mm diameter offers a slim profile suitable for narrow ducts while delivering sufficient tensile strength for guiding cables over long distances. Being non-conductive and corrosion-resistant, the rod reduces electrical hazard risks and performs reliably in damp or chemically aggressive environments. The absence of wheels makes the rod simpler to handle and easier to feed into tight entry points.

Suitable for

• Pulling and guiding electrical and communication cables through conduits
• Retrofit and maintenance work in existing duct systems
• New installations in residential, commercial and light industrial settings
• Accessing confined or partially obstructed conduit sections

Key specifications

• Material: glass-fiber reinforced plastic (FRP)
• Diameter: 6 mm
• Length: 150 m
• Finish: smooth, abrasion-resistant surface
• Electrical property: non-conductive
• Resistance: corrosion and moisture resistant
• Design: solid rod without wheels

How to use

Feed the fiberglass pull rod into the conduit by pushing it progressively while keeping steady alignment to avoid kinking. When encountering bends, advance slowly and rotate the rod slightly to ease passage. Attach the cable to the free end using an appropriate connector, swivel or leader that matches the conduit diameter, then pull the rod back while guiding the cable into place. If increased pulling force or directional control is required, use a drum or reel as a feeding aid. After use, wipe the rod clean and store it coiled on a rack or reel to preserve straightness and prevent damage.

Usage recommendations

Use protective gloves and eye protection when handling the rod to prevent splinters from damaged sections; inspect the rod for cracks or fraying before each use. Avoid using excessive bending radii beyond the conduit specifications and do not apply electrical current or test voltage through the rod. For long pulls, consider intermediate supports or guides to reduce friction and prevent rod overstress.