The Pulley Dropwire is a device used in the installation of overhead telecommunications cables or ropes, specifically designed to assist in the smooth and controlled deployment of dropwire cables—which are typically used to connect telephone poles or communication towers to individual homes or buildings.   Read More>

The Cable Dispenser is a mechanical or hydraulic device designed to facilitate the smooth and efficient deployment of large quantities of cable during installation projects. Whether for electrical, telecommunications, or fiber optic cables, a cable dispenser is essential for handling, unrolling, and feeding cables with minimal physical effort and maximum control.   Read More>

The Cable Roller is a specialized tool used in the installation and deployment of cables, particularly in telecommunications, electrical, and fiber optic networks. It is designed to guide, support, and protect cables as they are pulled through various types of conduits, ducts, or along surfaces during installation.   Read More>

The Cable Lifting Jack is a specialized piece of equipment designed to assist in the safe and efficient handling, lifting, and positioning of heavy cables during installation or maintenance in various industries, particularly in telecommunications, electrical, and fiber optic network projects. It is commonly used to elevate large spools of cable or to help maneuver cables into position for installation, ensuring that the process is both safe and efficient.   Read More>

The Rods Duct Continuous,also known as Duct Rodding or Cobra are specialized components used in the installation and protection of underground or underwater fiber optic cables, electrical cables, and other types of conduit systems.   Read More>

The Micro Duct Connector is a critical component used in the installation and management of fiber optic cables in microduct systems. Microduct systems are designed to house and protect fiber cables during their installation, particularly in areas with limited space or where high-density cable installation is required.   Read More>