Pro Cable Wire Puller

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Description
Drill-Driven Efficiency

Portable Drill-Powered Cable Feeder & Wire Puller

Simplify wire routing through conduits. Pair this mechanical guiding helper with your existing electric drill to feed and pull cables effortlessly.

Dual-Roller Gripping System

Features low-resistance internal dual rubber rollers with ribbed textures to hold cables securely. It ensures a smooth, continuous feed through pipe pathways, reducing manual labor and friction resistance.

Dual Rollers Anti-Slip Grip Smooth Feeding

Universal Drill Driven Setup

No built-in motors or batteries needed. Simply insert your standard handheld electric drill's drive shaft horizontally into one of the dual front connection ports to power the mechanical rotation instantly.

Drill Powered No Battery Needed Dual Drive Shaft Ports

Ergonomic Handle & ABS Construction

Constructed with high-strength reinforced ABS material to withstand demanding job sites. The lower vertical L-shaped grip provides a stable, fatigue-reducing hold while routing electrical lines.

Reinforced ABS Ergonomic Handle Lightweight Build

Specifications

High-Strength Reinforced Material
Up to 8mm (0.31 in) cables
Fits cable snakes from 9mm to 14mm (0.35 in to 0.55 in)
Width: 22.0cm - 23.5cm (8.7 in - 9.3 in), Height: 14.5cm (5.7 in)
Approximately 370g (0.82 lbs)
Mechanical drive (Powered by external electric handheld drill; no internal battery/motor)
1 x Drill-Powered Cable Feeder Tool

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you connect the electric drill to this wire feeder?

Align your hand drill's driver attachment or extension bar horizontally with either of the two black circular ports on the front cover plate. Slide it in to engage the internal gear system, which will turn the rollers when the drill is operated.

Does this tool require charging or electrical cables to run?

No electrical cords or batteries are built into the device. It operates as a purely mechanical transmission helper that uses the torque provided by your external handheld drill to pull and push wires.