Pulling Fish Tape Raytech SPEEDY-NYLON-4/10F — nylon draw cord for cable installation, 4 mm diameter, 10 m length

Raytech SPEEDY-NYLON-4/10F is a nylon pulling fish tape designed for cable installation and wire routing. With a 4 mm diameter and 10 m length, this lightweight, non-conductive draw cord provides sufficient flexibility and tensile strength to guide electrical, telecom and low-voltage cables through conduits, walls and ceilings. The smooth nylon construction reduces friction during pulls and helps prevent damage to cable sheaths while maintaining easy handling for one-person or two-person jobs.

Advantages

The nylon material is non-conductive and corrosion-resistant, making the cord suitable for use near live conductors when proper safety procedures are followed. Its 4 mm diameter balances flexibility and stiffness for negotiating bends and offsets in conduits. The 10 m length covers short to medium runs in residential and commercial settings. The smooth surface facilitates easier cable feeding and reduces the chance of snags, while the low weight improves portability and storage.

Suitable for

• Pulling electrical and low-voltage cables through conduit and trunking
• Routing telecom and network cables in walls, ceilings and service spaces
• Short to medium-length wiring jobs in residential and light commercial installations
• Situations requiring a non-conductive, corrosion-resistant pull line

Key specifications

• Material: nylon
• Diameter: 4 mm
• Length: 10 m
• Construction: smooth draw cord for reduced friction
• Electrical properties: non-conductive
• Typical applications: cable pulling and wire routing

How to use

Feed the nylon draw cord through the conduit or routing path from one access point to the other, keeping the cord taut to ease passage through bends. Attach the cable to be pulled using an appropriate connector or tape with a streamlined joint to minimize snagging, then pull the cord steadily from the opposite end until the cable reaches the destination. Inspect the cord for wear or damage before each use and replace if fraying or cuts are present.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment and follow electrical safety practices when working near live circuits. Avoid exceeding the cord’s intended tensile load; if higher pull forces or long runs are required, consider a heavier-duty pulling tape. Store the nylon cord in a dry area away from direct sunlight to prolong service life.