Blued steel is an exclusive IDEAL innovation. Constructed of highest grade tempered steel and put through our proprietary finishing process, it offers a smooth finish for superior performance and rust resistance. Use blued steel for easier feeding into conduit, easier winding in and winding out.

These things are cool! I've only used them a few times, but each time they got me out of a jam. When you get stuck, and don't have a clue how you're going to get a wire from point A to point B, you'd better have a fish-bit in your truck! Every time I used it and it broke through whatever it was drilling through, I was just positive it had gone wild and I would find the end poking out of the sheetrock somewhere. But no. It worked perfectly -- straight and true dead-on to where I had intended every time. Your results may vary but I'll bet you're pleased.

This is our most advanced and best value threaded connector rod kit for running wire and cable.

Makes running wire from any header up to an attic easy! The kit includes two stainless steel tubes, less than 1/4' diameter, 24' (for 8-ft. ceiling) and 36' long (for 9-ft. ceiling), stored in a fiberglass housing, a 12-ft. spring wire, heat treated in a coil .047' diameter with eyelet on both ends, in a circular stainless holder.

Drill hole up header. Insert tube up header. Insert all the coiled wire through tube. (The coil will miss the sheathing and circle in the attic). Remove the tube and attach your wire to eyelet at window base. Stand in the center of attic and bring the wire to you using the Grabbit with the JTIP! With extra wire in holders (FEKW12) you can fish all the openings at once.

The kit is primarily designed to run wire from any header up to the attic.

Replacement J Tip for Grabbit and Greep-Zit.

The PullSleeve is a very flexible, heavy duty, 'double wall' weave monofilament sock designed to pull pre-connected coax and twisted pair, single or bundled cables. Its unique double wall construction reduces the fraying of the sleeve itself, while adding extra protection for the connectors. The sleeve is fused into a bullet shape, high resistance bull-nose head with cross hole to make pulling these connected cables as easy as unfinished wires.

If you could see a demo of this...you'd buy it! We did! The most revolutionary tool to hit the installers truck since the fishtape was invented! Imagine drawing your new wires through the inside of walls, even through insulation, with precision and control, without needing to open any sheetrock. You can literally feel the magnet through the wall.

You are not fully equipped until you have a FiberFish II set in your car/truck/van. Use the FiberFish II on just one difficult pull, and it will pay for itself by saving time, money, and aggravation! Choose the FIB208 set with 8 x 3' rods for tighter work, or the FIB207 set with 5 x 6' rods for larger, more 'open' work.

Maybe you've seen the metal fishtape the electricians use. Maybe you've even used it. If you have, you'll instantly recognize why the FiberSnake is so much better! Electricians use fishtape to 'fish' wires from one point to another. Like down the insides of walls, across attics, etc. The idea is that you work the 'stiffer' materiel through where you need the wire to go, attach the wire onto the end, then pull it back out pulling the wire into place. Metal fishtape tends to retain its bend and is very difficult to work with when extended. The FiberSnake has practically no bend to it when deployed from the simple, easy to use carrier. It doesn't conduct electricity, it is lighter than metal fishtape, and the bullnose on the end is smaller to fit through tighter spaces.

The fiberglass green and luminous push/pull rods have a bullet shape tip with cross hole (bullnose) on both ends, and, unlike the GloRod wire pushers, these can be used to pull wire as well. The luminous rods are made of phosphorous epoxy fiberglass truly glowing in the dark after being 'charged' in full light. The epoxy fiberglass makes them stronger than the regular 'green' rods, therefore a little stiffer.

The Grabbits are lightweight, shockproof, sturdy self-locking telescoping fiberglass poles; Indispensable for running (pushing or pulling) wires or cables indoors as well as outdoors, in residential or commercial installations. The inner 'V' of the patented 'Ztip' has a double knife edge designed to literally 'grab' the wire, while the outer 'V' - without knife edge - is designed to push wires. The GR l2 is made of three sections, the GR18 has five sections.

The GRC is are additional rubber tips for sections 2, 3, and 4.

This rod kit combines the shorter 3ft. rods in the quick connect configuration for more versatility and functionality in confined spaces and includes a soft case with handle/shoulder straps that enable the kit to be carried like an arrow "quiver" case over the shoulder.

This kit contains a wide range of specialized quick connect tips for your new RoyRods™ system. The kit is intended to complement your RoyRods Pro 36ft. Push Pull Rod Kit (Model RRP36), the RoyRods 30ft. Rod Kit (Model RR30 or RR30L) or theRoyRods 24ft. Compact Rod (Model RR24) kit by adding multiple specialty tips to meet a wide range of installation challenges.

The Undercarpet Tape is 25 feet long annealed stainless steel, 3/4' wide with one end curled up and the other rounded. Run wire between padding and carpet.

Replacement Z Tip for Grabbit and Creep-Zit.