Milwaukee Tool 48-22-4171 Fish Tape 200 Lb

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 48-22-4171 is a polymer fish tape designed for pulling wire and cable through conduit, walls, and other enclosed pathways. Built from a durable polymer construction, it delivers a maximum pulling strength of 200 pounds, making it suitable for demanding wire-pulling tasks on commercial and residential jobsites. The tape measures 1.3 inches wide and 0.125 inches thick, providing a rigid yet flexible profile that navigates bends without kinking. Licensed electricians and low-voltage installers rely on this tool for efficient, controlled cable routing in tight or complex raceway systems.

This fish tape is well suited for electrical rough-in and retrofit work where wire must be routed through conduit runs, stud bays, or drop ceilings. It handles residential service work as well as light commercial installations. The 200 lb pull rating supports heavier cable bundles and longer conduit runs where significant tension is required. The polymer material resists corrosion and performs reliably in both dry and moderately damp environments typical of interior electrical work.

Key Features

• 200 lb maximum pulling strength for demanding wire-pull applications
• Polymer construction resists corrosion and reduces weight compared to steel tape
• 1.3-inch tape width provides a stable, flat profile through conduit
• 0.125-inch tape thickness balances rigidity and flexibility for navigating bends
• Sold as a single unit, suitable for individual tool replacement or kit supplementation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standalone fish tape for use in standard electrical conduit wire-pulling applications.

Installation Notes

Fish tape installation is typically performed by licensed electricians in accordance with applicable NEC requirements. Always de-energize any circuits in the work area before beginning wire pulls through live panels or junction boxes. Feed the tape slowly and steadily to avoid kinking, particularly around tight conduit bends. Inspect the tape for damage before each use and retire it if cracking, fraying, or deformation is observed.