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The GREENLEE 615 is a foam conduit piston designed for use with blower or vacuum power fishing systems. It pioneers pull lines through conduit runs by creating an air-tight seal inside the pipe. The flexible foam body conforms to the interior of 3-inch IMC and rigid conduit, ensuring consistent airflow pressure throughout the pull. A steel center rod runs through the core with loops on both ends for attaching pull lines or retrieval cords. The color-coded end disk is embossed with size markings, allowing electricians to identify and select the correct piston quickly without reading a label. This tool is a standard part of any power fishing setup used by licensed electricians on commercial and industrial conduit installations.
The GREENLEE 615 is sized for 3-inch IMC and rigid conduit. It fits into blower and vacuum fishing systems where the piston is loaded into one end of the conduit run and propelled through by air pressure or suction, pulling a line or tape behind it. Typical installations include long conduit runs in commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and infrastructure projects where hand-fishing is impractical. Electricians working with EMT, IMC, or rigid conduit in these environments rely on this piston to reduce setup time and avoid line hang-ups inside the pipe.
Designed for use with power conduit fishing systems in 3-inch EMT, IMC, and rigid conduit applications.
Installation is performed by licensed electricians as part of a power fishing system setup. Before loading the piston, verify the conduit run is clear of obstructions and that all couplings are seated. Attach the pull line to the steel loop before inserting the piston into the conduit. Follow the fishing system manufacturer's guidelines for blower or vacuum pressure settings to avoid damaging the foam body.
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