Cable installation rod is supplied ready to use

Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jun 1, 2006

The GlassJack combines flexibility and speed of use when pulling cables through duct work, conduit or existing pipework.

The Dart Systems GlassJack combines flexibility and speed of use when pulling cables through duct work, conduit or existing pipework.

The cable installation rod is supplied ready to use with a bullet shaped pulling eye on one end, and a flexible leader for navigating around tight radius bends, on the other.

It comes with a tubular frame for fast dispensing and rewinding and an easy carry shoulder strap for ease of use and transportation.

The Dart Systems GlassJack combines the benefits of conventional fish tape with speed of use of a frame based tool.

With a full range of accessories available that complement the system the GlassJack represents excellent value and an essential tool for anyone involved in the installation of cables.

GlassJack is made from 3mm diameter glass-fibre rod that is coated with a polypropylene sheath, the rod can turn in tight circles without shearing, is easy to handle and doesn't cause irritation to the user from glass-fibre splinters that can occur with other systems.

The range is ideal for pulling wires in false ceilings, exposed and populated conduits, cable installation in overhead chambers, under floors, across cavity walls and other inaccessible spaces.

The product will appeal to many budgets in the pipe and cabling industry including electricians, plumbers, telecomms engineers, data cablers, alarm and security installers, garden landscapers and DIY enthusiasts.