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Towing Socks & Cable Pullers for Cables and Pipe |
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 No Dig Equipment supplies a range of towing socks or cable socks and grips specifically designes for pulling cables and pipe found in the Horizontal Directional Drilling HDD industry.
Our cable towing socks are made of the highest quality materials. This ensure that maximum life and reliability is achieved when pulling pipes and cables down the hole.
If you don't see the the specific cable sock you need below please don't hesitate to give us a call and we will manufacture the product to your requirements.
Cable Towing Socks & Pullers
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Hose OD mm
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Break Strength kg
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Length mm
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| 8-14 |
1290 |
440 |
| 14-20 |
1290 |
500 |
| 20-30 |
2750 |
770 |
| 30-40 |
5450 |
1000 |
| 40-50 |
5450 |
1070 |
| 50-60 |
9250 |
1360 |
| 60-70 (LV) |
9250 |
1450 |
| 70-85 (HV1) |
9250 |
1500 |
| 85-100 |
12450 |
1780 |
| 100-120 (HV2) |
12450 |
1830 |
| 120-140 |
15950 |
2400 |
| 140-180 |
15950 |
2440 |
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Cable Towing Socks, Slings & Pullers
Towing Socks for pipe, also known as pulling socks. cable grips and cable socks or cable pullers, are generally used for installing cables and small pipe ducts in HDD applications. They work on the principle of the harder the pull, the tighter they grip. Our Towing Socks are hand woven using high tensile galvanised steel wire, making them reliale and re-usable over and over again.
They can also be manufactured from Stainless Steel wire for additional durability and strength.
Their main use is in the HDD field is for pulling cables underground No Dig provides special size socks for pulling underground power cables just for this purpose. A range of standard cable socks are available for common underground cable sizes for single LV and multiple HV cables. Custom sizes can be manufactured on request.
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Key Benefits of our Cable Towing Socks :
- The Harder you pull the tighter they grip
- Manufactured from High Tensile galvanised wire
- Custom sizes can be manufactured on request
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