Flexible nylon pull cord designed to make running cables through tight spaces faster, cleaner, and more reliable Key benefits - Saves time on installations by allowing cables to be routed quickly through conduits, pipes, cable ducts, and ceiling voids. - Protects cables from abrasion and kinking during pulls thanks to a smooth, flexible nylon construction. - Improves handling and threading: two metal end caps provide a secure, durable interface for attaching cables or connectors and help the cord feed smoothly through bends and openings. Features and performance - Flexible pull cord: bends easily to navigate conduit bends, ceiling cavities and other restricted routes while maintaining enough stiffness to push or pull cable. - Robust nylon material: designed for repeated use with reliable tensile performance and resistance to wear. - Two metal end caps: reinforce the ends, protect the cord, and make it easier to attach fish tape, connectors, or cable grips. Compatibility and use - Suitable for pulling a wide range of cables and wires through conduits, tubing, cable trays, and ceiling or wall cavities. - Works with common installation tasks such as network (Ethernet), coaxial, audio, power and control wiring when used with appropriate connectors or grips. Practical applications - Office network install: feed Ethernet cables through conduit runs from workstations to patch panels with reduced snagging and faster route clearance. - Home renovation: pull speaker, TV or smart-home cables through drywall and ceiling voids while protecting cable jackets from damage. - Commercial retrofit: route power or control wiring through existing ducts and cable channels in equipment rooms or between floors. How it helps installers - Reduces rework and cable damage during pulls. - Simplifies attaching and detaching cables thanks to reinforced metal end caps. - Durable construction supports repeated use across multiple jobs. Note - Designed as a professional pull cord for routing cables; use appropriate connectors or grips for the cable type and follow local electrical codes and safety practices.