Ecm Industries Llc FTS-125R Fish Tape 125 Feet

Product Description

The ECM INDUSTRIES LLC FTS-125R is a 125-foot carbon steel wire fish tape designed for pulling wire and cable through conduit, walls, and other confined pathways. The tape measures 1/8 inch in width and is constructed from upper-hand carbon steel, providing the stiffness and memory required for long runs in commercial and residential electrical work. The handle features an impact-modified housing with a comfort-formed grip that fits naturally in the palm, reducing fatigue on repetitive pulls. A wrist saver handle design further reduces strain during extended use. This tool is used primarily by licensed electricians and electrical apprentices on rough-in and retrofit wiring jobs.

This fish tape is suited for residential and light commercial electrical installations where wire must be routed through finished walls, ceiling cavities, conduit runs, or raceway systems. The 125-foot length covers long conduit runs and multi-story wall drops without splicing. The ergonomic handle housing makes it practical for solo operation in tight spaces such as electrical rooms, attic access points, and below-slab conduit entry points. Sold as a package of 2 units per order.

Key Features

• 125-foot upper-hand carbon steel wire tape for long conduit and wall runs
• 1/8 inch tape width provides the stiffness needed to navigate bends and offsets
• Impact-modified handle housing resists cracking under jobsite conditions
• Comfort-formed grip is shaped to fit in the palm and reduce hand fatigue
• Wrist saver handle design minimizes repetitive strain on extended pulls
• Sold in a package of 2 units

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose fish tape for use in standard electrical conduit pulling applications in residential and commercial construction and retrofit wiring work.

Installation Notes

Fish tape installation is typically performed by licensed electricians in accordance with NEC requirements for conductors and wiring methods. Before feeding tape into conduit or wall cavities, confirm the pathway is clear of obstructions and that all circuits in the work area are de-energized at the panel. Avoid forcing the tape around tight bends, as kinking can damage the steel wire and reduce service life. Retract and reel the tape carefully after each pull to prevent tangles and maintain reel tension.