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IDEAL Electrical 31-06 Stainless Steel Fish Tape – 240 ft. Stainless Steel Fish Tape w/ Formed Hook & Tuff-Grip Pro Case, Non-Oily Finish, Laser Etched Increments
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IDEAL Electrical 31-06 Stainless Steel Fish Tape Features
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Pulling Tape: designed to assist in heavy-duty electrical applications, this tape is a reliable tool for longer conduit runs. It is laser etched in an increments of 12 in. to provide an instant conduit length for routing the wire in the electrical setup
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Premium Material: the fish tape is made using high-quality of stainless steel that is resistant to rust and corrosion. This boosts the lifespan of the tape, making it reliable for electrical conduit runs
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Impact Resistant: the wire puller tape has a finish that makes it resistant to rust and corrosion. It ensures smooth operation, making it a safe tool for routing the wires abrasive electrical environments
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Ergonomic Design: the replacement fish tape is carefully designed to keep the wires holstered within the case after a long fall. It is straight and stiff that maximize user convenience during the work
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Product Specifications: the Ideal Electrical Conduit Tape with formed hook end and Tuff-Grip Pro case measures 1/8 x 0.060 in. It is available in a standard length of 240 ft. and offers 1,600 lb. of tensile strength
About IDEAL Electrical 31-06 Stainless Steel Fish Tape
The IDEAL 31-067 Stainless Steel Fish Tape 240-Feet (1/8-Inch by .060-Inch) is laser etched in 12-Inch increments to provide instant conduit length. This tape won't rust or corrode in damp locations or humid environments. This super clean finish prevents marks on walls or carpets and is great for a wet or corrosive work environment. It has a tensile strength of 1600-Pound with a smoother pay-out. In 1916, J. Walter Becker started the Ideal Commutator Dresser Company of Chicago from his mother's kitchen. He manufactured commutator dresser stones with the belief that every product should be worth more than the price paid for it. Service, he said, was part of the product. That idea has been the core IDEAL business principle for over 90 years. Today, the many loyal distributors and customers that make IDEAL successful are a testament to Becker's original philosophy.
