Greenlee FTSS438-200 Stainless Steel Fish Tape 200 Ft

Product Description

The GREENLEE FTSS438-200 is a stainless steel fish tape designed for pulling wire and cable through conduit, walls, and other raceway systems. It measures 200 feet long, 0.125 inches wide, and 0.045 inches thick, providing the reach needed for long conduit runs common in commercial and residential electrical work. With a maximum pulling strength of 400 pounds, it handles heavier cable pulls without stretching or kinking. The tape ships with a carrying case for organized storage and transport on the job. Licensed electricians and low-voltage technicians are the primary users of this tool.

This fish tape is suited for electrical rough-in work in both residential and commercial applications. It performs in standard EMT, rigid metal conduit, and non-metallic conduit systems where long runs require a durable, corrosion-resistant tape. The stainless steel construction holds up in wet or chemically exposed environments where carbon steel alternatives would corrode. It is a practical choice for electricians who need a high-capacity tape on large panel feeds, service entrances, or multi-run commercial builds where repeated use demands a reliable tool.

Key Features

• 200-foot length handles extended conduit runs without splicing
• 400-pound maximum pulling strength supports heavy cable bundles
• Stainless steel construction resists corrosion in damp or wet locations
• Tape width of 0.125 inches and thickness of 0.045 inches for smooth conduit travel
• Includes carrying case for protected storage and transport

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose fish tape for use with standard conduit systems in residential and commercial electrical installations.

Installation Notes

Fish tape is a hand tool used by licensed electricians working under applicable NEC guidelines. Before feeding tape through any conduit, verify the conduit is clear of obstructions and de-energize any circuits in the vicinity of the work area. Avoid forcing the tape around tight bends, as excessive pressure can kink or permanently deform the tape. Retrieve the tape slowly after each pull to prevent the reel from overrunning and tangling.