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The KLEIN TOOLS 1613-40 is a double eye, standard grip wire pulling grip designed for pulling steel wire and cable through conduit, trays, and other raceway systems. It accommodates cable diameters from 0.12 inches up to 0.37 inches and carries a maximum load capacity of 4,500 pounds, making it a reliable choice for demanding electrical pull installations. The double eye termination allows connection to two pull lines or anchor points simultaneously, distributing load and simplifying rigging on longer or heavier runs. Electricians and wire crews use this grip on commercial and industrial jobsites where controlled, high-tension cable pulls are required.
This wire pulling grip is suited for residential and commercial electrical installations where steel wire or cable must be routed through conduit or cable management systems. The standard grip design meshes around the cable jacket and tightens under tension, eliminating the need for additional cable end terminations during the pull. It is well matched to conductor bundles and individual cables that fall within the 0.12 to 0.37 inch diameter range. Licensed electricians and low-voltage installers will encounter this grip on new construction pulls, service upgrades, and panel feed installations.
Designed as a standard-grip wire pulling grip for steel wire and cable with an outer diameter between 0.12 inches and 0.37 inches. Verify cable jacket outer diameter before selecting this grip to ensure proper mesh engagement and load rating.
Wire pulling grips are installed by licensed electricians following NEC guidelines for conductor protection and pull tension limits. Before beginning a pull, de-energize and lock out any existing circuits in the conduit being worked. Inspect the grip mesh and eyes for deformation or wear before each use, and never exceed the rated 4,500 pound maximum load capacity. Connect pull lines to both eyes evenly when using the double-eye configuration to maintain balanced tension throughout the run.
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