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Fiberglass Fish Tape | 425-656 ft Wire Puller for Conduit & Walls | Heavy-Duty Electrical Tool

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The SucceBuy Fish Tape Fiberglass Duct Rodder is a durable, professional-grade wire pulling tool available in four lengths up to 656 ft. Its high-visibility fiberglass core provides excellent flexibil...

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Why choose fiberglass over a steel fish tape?
Fiberglass is non-conductive, so it's safer near live conductors than steel. It has good memory and flexibility, resisting kinks and snapping on tight 90-degree bends. The trade-off is that very long runs need a careful, steady push.
Which length should I get for my job?
It comes in 425, 492, 600, and 656 ft options. Shorter lengths suit residential runs, while the longer reels handle commercial conduit. Pick a length that comfortably clears your longest run so you aren't short.
What is this fish tape used for?
It pulls wire through electrical conduit and wall cavities. The pre-formed steel leader has a hook that grips cable so you can draw it back. The integrated winder lets you feed and retrieve with one hand.

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