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Polyester electric fish tape with white round tape coiled in its plastic case
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Fish Tapes

Fish tapes for electricians routing cable through conduit, walls and floor ducts, available in steel, fiberglass and nylon to match the job conditions without forcing a single type through every run.

Polyester electric fish tape with white round tape coiled in its plastic case
Problems Solved

What This Category Fixes

  • A steel tape cannot be used in duct that already carries live conductors, so contractors in occupied buildings need a non-conductive option
  • Long straight runs require a stiff rod that pushes, while runs with many bends need a tape that coils and follows the path
  • Tapes corrode in damp risers and outdoor conduit, then bind inside the pipe and become unusable
  • A fixed head limits what the tape can grip, so electricians often improvise a hook on site
  • Wholesalers who stock only one length miss out on both short domestic runs and long service runs
Who Buys It

Who This Is For

  • Electrical wholesalers and hardware importers building an electrician tool section
  • Retail and DIY chains that want one own-brand family covering several lengths
  • Electrical and telecom contractors pulling power, network and speaker cable
  • Maintenance teams working in buildings where conduit is already occupied
  • Own-label buyers who want their colour and brand printed on the tape and case
Why This Range

Core Advantages

Three materials in one catalogue: steel for stiffness, fiberglass for pushing through straight pipe, nylon for occupied and damp duct

Lengths from 5 m to 50 m depending on the model, so one supplier covers domestic through to service runs

Interchangeable terminals and eyelets on several models, letting the electrician match the head to the cable

Colour, brand and length are customisable on the fish tapes and cable pullers, which suits importers selling under their own label

Connectable fiberglass rod sets ship in a storage case, which survives van life better than a loose coil

Applications

Where It Is Used

  • First-fix and rewiring work pulling cable through PVC and metal conduit
  • Telecom and data cabling through walls, attics, crawl spaces, sub-floors and suspended ceilings
  • Service and maintenance work in duct that already carries live cable
  • Long straight underground or riser duct where a rod set is pushed rather than pulled
  • Van stock for maintenance electricians who need several lengths on hand
FAQ

Fish Tapes Questions

Which should we stock, steel, fiberglass or nylon?

Steel is the stiffest and the traditional choice for long runs in empty conduit. Fiberglass rod sets are for pushing through straight pipe and thread together to the length needed. Nylon is non-conductive, so it is the one for duct that may still be live. A general electrical wholesaler normally carries all three.

Can the tapes be supplied in our own colour and brand?

Yes. Colour, brand and length are customisable on the fish tapes and cable pullers. Send the colour reference and your artwork and we will confirm what is workable.

What lengths are available?

It depends on the model. The steel cable puller runs 5 m, 10 m, 15 m, 20 m, 25 m, 30 m and 50 m; the nylon tape runs 5 m to 30 m in 3 mm and 4 mm. Exact model and length lists are on each product page.

Do the tapes come with a case?

The connectable fiberglass rod set comes with a plastic storage case. For the other models, tell us how you want them packed and we will confirm against the carton you need.

Can we mix fish tapes with other items in one container?

Yes. Fish tapes and cable pullers are usually ordered alongside enclosures, protection devices and solar lights in the same shipment.

Ask About Fish Tapes

Send the items and quantities you are considering and we will confirm what is a stock line, what can be customised and what the packing looks like.