PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

• The PVC Conduit Rods are high-quality, rigid rods designed for cable-pulling, rodding, and proving operations in conduits and ducts.


• Each rod measures 10 feet (approximately 3 meters) in length and features a 5/8 (17mm) diameter, making it strong yet flexible for use in various conduit installations and maintenance tasks.


• Made from durable PVC, the rods are resistant to corrosion, chemicals, and moisture, ensuring long-lasting performance in both indoor and outdoor applications.


• The sectional design allows multiple rods to be connected together for longer reach, making it suitable for longer conduit runs or hard-to-reach areas.


• Ideal for electricians, cable-pulling teams, and contractors who need a reliable tool for proving, testing, or cleaning conduit systems before or during cable installation.

KEY FEATURES & BENEFITS

• 10' (3 m) length strikes the ideal balance between reach and manageability, ideal for most conduit installations and maintenance tasks.


• The 5/8? (17mm) diameter ensures strength and rigidity, allowing the rods to push through conduit runs while still being flexible enough to navigate bends.


• Made from corrosion-resistant PVC, these rods are built to withstand wear and provide reliable use over time in both dry and wet environments.


• Electrical insulation properties add safety when working in environments where nearby conductors or live cables may be present.


• Sectional coupling design allows for easy transport, storage, and length adjustment based on specific job requirements.

FOR USE ON

• Perfect for pulling draw cords or cables through conduit systems prior to major cable installations.


• Used for proving and rodding empty conduits in pits, ducts, and manholes, ensuring that conduits are clear of blockages and ready for cable installation.


• Ideal for utility, telecom, and electrical contractors working in commercial buildings, civil infrastructure projects, and high-rise installations.


• Well-suited for maintenance teams clearing or preparing conduits for retrofitting or fibre optic cable installations, where a non-conductive tool is required for safety.