Ideal Industries Non Conductive Fish Tape

May 23, 2018

Ideal Industries non-conductive S-Class Fiberglass Fish Tape is designed for use around energized sources. The flexible fiberglass core provides superior strength, greater pushing power and smooth handling through multiple bends. The durable non-conductive eyelet offers added protection against arc-flash. Exceptional column strength, rapid tape pay-out and rewind, and a durable Tuff-Grip Pro case make this S-Class® Fish Tape Best in Class for non-conductive applications.

  • Non-conductive fish tape and eyelet for added protection around live circuits
  • High-impact case and handle; withstands rugged job-site conditions
  • Superior tip design provides optimal strength and reduces wire stress during pulling

For more information: http://www.idealindustries.ca/products/prodSelect.php?prodId=NON-COND_FISH_TAPE&div=5&l1=fish_tapes&l1b=non-cond_fish_tape

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