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FTS1/8-65, FISHTAPE 1/8" STEEL 65' by Southwire
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Southwire™ FTS1/8-65, 1/8"-wide tempered spring steel fish tapes provide excellent fishing performance. The rugged case is impact resistant and jobsite tough.
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Industrial Category:
Hand Tools
Industrial Subcategory:
Electrical Tools
Industrial Subtype:
Fish Tapes
Batteries Required?:
No
Brand Name:
Southwire®
California Prop 65 Cancer required?:
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Cancer CA Prop 65 Warning Label:
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Color:
Grey
Country of Origin - New:
China
Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) Code:
8207.60.0061
Item Length (inches):
1.22
Item Weight (lbs):
2.38
Master Pack Height:
3.13
Master Pack Length:
12.25
Master Pack Quantity:
2
Master Pack Weight:
4.50
Master Pack Width:
9.75
Material:
Metal
Model number:
FTS1/8-65
UPC Code:
032886910951
Warranty:
Lifetime against Manufacturer's Defects
Manufactured By:
Southwire
Other Details
Both on and off the jobsite. After all, we don't just want to produce the most products. We want to produce the best products.
EASIER PULLING: High quality steel for longer life and easier pulling
EASY TO READ: Laser etched in 12-Inch Increments to provide instant Conduit length.
LONG LASTING DURABILITY: High impact case and carrying handle ensures it will be durable enough for the worksite
NOTE: To pay out the fish tape, pull on the actual fish tape itself (gloves are recommended). To reel it back in, rotate the case in reverse while holding the handle.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED: At Southwire™, we strive to ensure that every product we develop helps increase safety, improve productivity, reduce manpower, save time and save money
Southwire’s 1/8"-wide tempered spring steel Fish tapes provide excellent fishing performance and are the perfect addition to your other electrical tools
The rotating case should not be used to pay out the fish tape; doing so could result in a jam.