Klein Tools’ New Magnetic Wire Puller

Klein Tools’ New Magnetic Wire Puller

June 14, 2021

Klein Tools introduces the new Magnetic Wire Puller, to help professionals quickly and easily fish wire and cable behind walls or enclosed spaces using rare earth magnets.

Magnetic Wire Puller (Cat. No. 50611)

• Quickly and easily fish wire and cable behind finished walls and enclosed spaces

• High strength rare earth magnets provide strong hold for easy wire and cable pulling

• Magnetic handheld unit features easy rolling mar-resistant wheels, reducing marks on finished walls

• 180° pivot handle with a comfort grip provides easy control and maneuverability

• In-wall unit consists of strong rare earth magnets and flexible stainless-steel leader with eyelet for attaching wires

• Hard plastic carrying case securely stores both units

• Doubles as a metal stud finder with marking notches on all four sides of handheld unit

Go HERE for more information.

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