Klein Tools Heavy-Duty Double-Weaved Closed-Mesh Grips KPS125-2

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Part Number: KLE-KPS125-2

$281.04

Wire Pulling Tool, Double-Weaved Rotating Eye, Covered Conductor, 1.250 in. Min. Diameter, 1.500 in. Max. Diameter, 21 in. Length, Each
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Klein Tools Heavy-Duty Double-Weaved Closed-Mesh Grips KPS125-2

Klein Tools Heavy-Duty Double-Weaved Closed-Mesh Grips KPS125-2

KLE-KPS125-2

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Part Number: KLE-KPS125-2

Estimated Ship Date: Nov 3, 2026

$281.04

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Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
KPS125-2
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
KLE-KPS125-2
UPC:
092644474156
Wire Pulling Tool Cable Type:
Covered conductor
Minimum Cable Diameter:
1.250 in.
Maximum Cable Diameter (in.):
1.500 in.
Latch Included:
No
Maximum Safe Load (lbs.):
2,560 lbs.
Quantity:
Sold individually.
Notes:
21 in. length with rotating eye.

Klein Tools Heavy-Duty Double-Weaved Closed-Mesh Grips

Klein Tools Heavy-Duty Series double-weaved closed-mesh grips are recommended for underground installations. Available in many different lengths, they are offered with either a flexible eye or rotating eye on woven galvanized steel pulling grips. They are rigorously tested using the Magnuflux method and pulled to rated load to ensure the highest quality and reliability. Klein Tools Heavy-Duty Series wire mesh grips are reusable and will not damage cable.

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