Cable, Wire Pullers, Yes, we can do it for you.
We pull cables, we pull wires over the phone costs for any situation.

Ask us to do anything electrical! Cable and wire pulling.
Heavy tugger guys and equipment for hire. When it comes cable and wire installations,  we know all there is to know.
We handle the tough jobs - Conduit jobs, cable installations, aerial cables and all sorts of wiring.
We are licensed and experienced electricians helping anyone who needs a cable tugged in.

Large commercial or industrial projects - We have cable pulling equipment to get it done.
Wire pulling for residential and light commercial jobs.
Multiple-cable installations, datacom cabling, aerial cable installations.
Yes, we are the cable pullers - low cost, trouble free.

200amp, 400amp, 800amp, 1600amp, Yes we do it all.
Splicing, Pull, box, pulling insert, pull a rope or string into the conduit.


 When it comes to pulling cables, cable tension up to 2,000 lb. we are the Ultra Tugger crew for you. 
We are installers of conduit, cable, wire, pullers, pulling, tugger, A variety of pulling accessories is available to make pulls easier and more efficient.
Basic components of most power-pulling tools include frame, power source, the capstan that pulls rope and wire, the mechanism that turns the capstan and
pulling rope. portable capstan-style pulling machine, range of positions, pipe threading. pullers come with rugged wheels, reels off of a truck. Whether it is copper
or aluminum we install sizes up to 750MCM. equipment, electrical, vac, string, rope, electrical cable, electrician, cable pulling machine, chain, a pulling system is
only as strong as its weakest link, but pullers often use components minimal training and maintenance. Others are portable capstan-style pullers with features
including multiple speeds, self-contained framework with wheels and self-tailing capstans. Evaluating cable-pulling requirements and matching them with the right
cable puller can make cable installations.
The pulling rope is the link between cable puller and cable being pulled, and manufacturers of pulling equipment agree using the right rope is critical to every pulling job.
pulling force necessary to bring cable through the conduit with a breaking point four times greater than the maximum pulling force that can be generated by the puller is
a good guideline.  Double-braided composite rope is often preferred because it stretches less and resists heat generated during an installation. Polypropylene rope should
not be used because it has a low melting point and friction can cause fibers to melt and stick to the tool’s capstan.  Rope with high stretching characteristics stores energy like
a stretched rubber band and a component failure during a pull can unleash this energy, posing serious safety hazards. Rope must be in good condition. 
Accessories to make installations easier and more efficient. Most common applications are wire grips to connect cable and pulling rope, sheaves, wire carts, reel jacks
to control pay out of cable off reels, cable tensions meters, and mandrels to pass through conduit before pulling cable to verify there are no blockages.
In addition, pulling lubricant reduces friction and minimizes damage to cable jackets. Various lubricating products are available to fit varying needs; cream-style products
are preferred by many. Correctly using a high-quality lubricant can significantly decrease pulling time.
Cable puller with integrated two-speed motor and universal foot-pedal adapter has a swivel head to speed set up. support cable and guide it during the pulling process are among
the most-used pulling accessories. When used properly, sheaves can reduce setup time and make cable pulls easier. However, pipe adapter sheaves are sometimes mounted to
the wrong structural members, and sometimes they are not mounted correctly. In these situations, the sheaves can be overloaded and serious accidents can result.
There are only two proper use situations for pipe adapter sheaves. They should either be mounted directly to the conduit into which the cable is being pulled, or they should be
attached to a mobile T-boom, which also requires an adapter sheave.  Do not mount pipe adapter sheaves to a building's structural members, including beams, posts, columns,
pipes, etc. This can result in an overload situation for the adapter. do not attach pipe adapter sheaves to conduit that is less than 2 1/2 inches in diameter; smaller conduit
does not have the strength to support the pulling loads. Do not attach pipe adapter sheaves to PVC or aluminum conduit; they do not have the strength to support the pulling loads.

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receptacles, grounding rods, Commercial, Industrial, cadmium connectors, MC wire, SER cable, SEU cable, twist-lock, grounding, We are installers. 
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