LOCATIONSWIRE PULLING GRIPS FOR SALE
Custom Truck One Source provides wire grips for industries like oil and gas, electricity, rail, forestry, and construction. With dozens of locations across North America, we can deliver wire grips to your facility or job site. Browse our selection to find the wire grips your fleet needs, then request a quote to start your order.
Types of Wire Pulling Grips
Cable grips increase the pulling force your crew can apply to a cable or rope. Custom Truck One Source offers numerous types of wire-pulling grips that connect to the cable or rope in unique ways.
Chicago Grips
Chicago grips offer the durability you need when working with aluminum, copper, and aluminum conductor steel-reinforced (ACSR) cables — common types in communications, power, and construction applications. Locking loop handles make the grips easy to open as you position them on the wire.
Parallel Grips
Parallel grips are lightweight and compact, resulting in a versatile solution for wires of numerous types and sizes. A large opening allows parallel grips to connect with various types of hooks, winches, and tackle blocks.
Haven’s Grips
A Haven’s grip is a light, compact grip that prioritizes strength over maintaining the conductor’s structure. Haven’s grips reduce stress by allocating pressure to ¼ inch of the cable. Use a Haven’s grip for the strongest steel wires.
Wire Mesh Grips
Wire mesh grips pull overhead and underground cables when installing communication lines or electrical conduit. These grips consist of metal cut into a mesh form that distributes weight over a large area when pulling wires. Reducing strain on the mesh allows these grips to pull coated wires without damaging them.
Type of Jaw Contours for Wire Grips
Cable grips come in different jaw contours. The jaw contour describes how the grip clings to the cable. A jaw may be round and smooth or angular and jagged — the more teeth a jaw features, the stronger its grip. However, teeth may damage the outside of the cable, so you should choose a contour according to the type of cable you plan to pull. We offer four contour options for wire grips:
- Single v: Three-point jaws for small-diameter wire and cables.
- Double v: Four-point jaws for high-strength wires and cables.
- Round: Toothless jaws that are gentle on bare wires.
- Aggressive: Numerous points for times when preventing conductor deformation is a low priority.
Why Custom Truck One Source?
Custom Truck One Source offers the selection and convenience your fleet needs when purchasing cable grips. You can browse our online inventory to find a wide selection of these products. Our support team is available around the clock to help you understand your options and choose the best wire grip for your application.
When you place your order, we’ll deliver to your site from the closest of our 30-plus locations in North America to ensure you receive your products in a timely manner.
Request a Quote
Custom Truck One Source is your reliable partner for wire grips. Shop with us to fill your trucks with wire grips for all situations. Our dedicated customer service reps are available to help you determine which wire grips will rise to your application’s demand, so contact us online to learn more. Request a quote today to start your order and take advantage of our competitive prices and delivery throughout North America.
- 4800 Series: Round jaw shape provides maximum contact with cable, helping to eliminate conductor damage
- Large eyelet opening in the handle to accommodate a wide variety of hooks on hoists, winches and tackle blocks
- Lightweight, compact design perfect for pulling a wide range of cable types and sizes
- Versatile grip hold a wider range of ACSR cable sizes reducing the number of grips needed
- Round jaw holds 0.30 to 0.80" (7.62 to 20.30 mm) diameter cable range
- Large opening in the handle accommodate a wide variety of hooks on hoists, winches and tackle blocks
- Lightweight, compact grips pull an exceptionally wide range of cable sizes and types
- Designed with a round inside-jaw contour for maximum contact to minimize conductor damage and lower serrated jaw to firmly grip insulated cables and conductors
- Design includes a latch that prevents the grip from falling in case of jaw disengagement from the cable
- Lightweight, compact grips pull an exceptionally wide range of cable sizes and types
- Designed with a round inside-jaw contour for maximum contact to minimize conductor damage and lower serrated jaw to firmly grip insulated cables and conductors
- Design includes a latch that prevents the grip from falling in case of jaw disengagement from the cable
- 4500 Series: Versatile grip hold a wider range of ACSR cable sizes reducing the number of grips needed
- Round serrated jaw holds 0.18 to 0.60" (4.57 to 15.20 mm) diameter cable range
- Spring closes grip on cable to hold the initial position
- Spring‐loaded for easy one‐handed operation
- Max Safe Load of 5,000 LB (2268 kg)
- Spring closes grip on cable to hold the initial position
- Sawtooth jaw profile ensures optimal grip strength on guy strand and EHS cables
- Spring‐loaded for easy one‐handed operation
- Max Safe Load of 5,000 LB (2268 kg)
- Alternating sawtooth jaw geometry provides greater grip strength
- 4501 Series: Versatile grip hold a wider range of ACSR cable sizes reducing the number of grips needed
- Round jaw holds 0.18 to 0.60" (4.57 to 15.20 mm) diameter cable range
- Large opening in the handle accommodate a wide variety of hooks on hoists, winches and tackle blocks
- Hot latch closes automatically to guard against grip accidentally disengaging from wire
- 4601 Series: Versatile grip holds a wider range of ACSR cable sizes reducing the number of grips needed
- Round jaw provides maximum contact with the cable minimizing deformation
- Large handle opening accommodates a wide variety of hooks on hoists, winches, and tackle blocks
- Max Safe Load of 5,000 LB (2268 kg)
- 11.25" (285.8 mm) long
- Securely pulls 0.700 - 1.25" (17.78 - 31/75 mm) diameter ACSR cables
- Hot latch closes automatically to guard against grip accidently disengaging from wire
- Round jaw provides maximum contact with the cable minimizing deformation
- Large eyelet opening in the handle to accommodate a wide variety of hooks on hoists, winches and tackle blocks
- 4601 Series: Versatile grip hold a wider range of ACSR cable sizes reducing the number of grips needed
- Round jaw holds 0.30 to 0.80-Inch (7.62 to 20.30 mm) diameter cable range
- Large opening in the handle accommodate a wide variety of hooks on hoists, winches and tackle blocks
- Locking handle keeps jaw open while grip is placed on cable with a hot stick
- Securely pulls HDPE-coated cable commonly known as ''tree wire''
- Innovative high-traction surface grips the cable without damaging the outer jacket; pulls cable diameters 0.7 to 1.3" (1.8 to 3.3 cm)
- Tough carbide grit technology withstands even the harshest jobsite conditions
- Securely pulls HDPE-coated cable commonly known as ''tree wire''
- Innovative high-traction surface grips cable without damaging outer jacket
- Pulls cable diameters 0.625" to 1.362" (15.875 to 34.595 mm) w/ 4,000-LB (1814 kg) Max Safe Load
- Tough carbide grit withstands the harshest jobsite conditions
- Longer jaws achieve a firm hold, reducing possibility of slippage and damage to cable
- Design includes a latch, plus a large-diameter eye that accommodates large hooks on hoists, winches and tackle blocks
- When latch is closed, it helps maintain cable position in grip jaws
- KPS Heavy Duty - Medium Length
- 1.50 to 1.99" cable diameter (1-1/2 to 1-63/64" or 38.10 to 50.40 mm)
- 3280-LB maximum safe load
- Made in the U.S.A. to provide line workers with maximum strength and durability
- Tight ratcheting mechanism allows precise tensioning with less work and fatigue
- 1-1/2-ton double line, 3/4-ton single line load rating
- Non-conductive dial allows web slack to be adjusted with ease
- Hot rings on hooks, switch and end of handle enable use with hotstick
- Wide Range Distribution Grip pulls No. 6 Copper to No. 477 ACSR 0.162 to 0.883" (4.11 to 22.42 mm)
- 20 percent lighter than the Cat. No. KT4500 grip
- One-handed design makes for easier actuation
- Spring closes grip on cable to hold the initial position
- "EHS Jaw holds a wide range of cable from 0.162-Inch to 0.883-Inch (4.11 to 22.42 mm)
- 50-Percent lighter than the KT4600 grip
- One-handed design makes for easier actuation
- Alternating sawtooth jaw geometry provides greater grip strength
- Spring closes grip on cable to hold the initial position
- Securely pulls HDPE-coated cable commonly known as ''tree wire'' or ''fire wire''; holds cable sizes from 0.162" to 0.883" (4.11 to 22.42 mm)
- 50-Percent lighter than the KT4600 grip
- One-handed design makes for easier actuation
- Spring closes grip on cable to hold the initial position
- Length: 30.11″ overall
- Weight: 27 LB
- Maximum tension limit: 12,000 LB or 50% of the rated strength of the conductor, whichever is smaller
- Size Range: .415” – 1.250” diameter
- Bolt size: 5/8” steel
- Color Coded
- Rope Diameter Range (in.): From 0.25"-0.65" to 1.50"-2.10"
- Conductor Diameter Range (in.): 0.19"-0.40" to 2.50"-3"
- OAL (in.): 38" to 109.25"
- Lattice Length (in.): 28" to 100"
- Range (in.): 0.11"-0.23" to 0.75"-1"
- Lattice Length (in.): 11" to 27"
- OAL (in.): 18" to 37"
- Approx. Break Load (lb.): 950 to 4,250 LB
- Range (in.): 0.25"-0.36" and 0.75"-0.99"
- Lattice Length (in.): 7.5" and 17"
- Eye Length (in.): 2.5" and 4"
- Approx. Break Load (lb.): 450 and 2,800 LB
- Color Coded
- Range (in.): From 0.25"-0.5" to 3.50"-4"
- Lattice Length (in.): 31" to 76"
- Approx. Break Load (lbs.): 7,000 to 49,000 LB
- Range (in.): 2"-2.5"
- Lattice Length (in.): 25"
- Approx. Break Load (lb.): 15,900 LB
- Range (in.): 1.5"-2"
- Range (mm.): 40-50
- Lattice Length (in.): 24"
- Lattice Length (mm.): 600
- Approx. break load (lb.): 11,880 LB
