11426

Overview

The Greenlee Communications 11426 is a steel whisk nose tip designed for use with fiberglass rods and cable fishing systems. It features a 3/16 inch diameter shaft and a total length of 15 feet. The component is constructed from steel to provide durability during cable pulling operations. It serves as a guide attachment for navigating conduits and overhead spaces.

Feature Summary

• Whisk design allows for navigation over obstacles within conduit runs
• Compatible with extended Glo Stix for lateral guidance above ceilings
• Steel construction provides structural integrity for vertical and tight corner applications

Applications

• Guiding cables vertically into attics
• Navigating tight corners in conduit systems
• Lateral guidance of extended Glo Stix above ceilings

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific material composition and dimensional tolerances against project requirements before procurement. Confirm compatibility with existing fiberglass rod diameters. Ensure the product matches the official manufacturer designation for the whisk nose tip variant.

Selection Notes

Select this component when standard rigid tips are insufficient for obstacle negotiation. It is suitable for scenarios requiring flexible guidance in complex routing paths. Consider the 15-foot length for extended reach applications where manual manipulation is limited.

Part Context

This part belongs to the Greenlee Communications tooling lineup, specifically categorized under cable fishing accessories. It complements fiberglass push rods and electronic locators like the Glo Stix series to facilitate difficult cable installations in pre-existing infrastructure.

Replacement Considerations

No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation.

FAQ

What is the primary function of the Greenlee 11426?

It acts as a whisk nose tip to guide cables over obstacles and around tight corners during conduit fishing.

Is the Greenlee 11426 compatible with all fiberglass rods?

It is designed for use with fiberglass rods, specifically noted for guiding extended Glo Stix sideways.