Cable Grip in Jeddah is a practical cable-pulling accessory used when the traction rope and the cable have different diameters. The Stepped Cablegrip, Type K0-2 uses a stepped double-braid design with two different working diameters, allowing the grip to provide a suitable hold on both the traction rope and cable during cable-pulling work.
Nassguard supplies Cable Grip in Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail and Al Khobar, with supply available across Saudi Arabia.
A Stepped Cablegrip is a connecting sleeve designed for cable-pulling applications where the traction rope and the cable have different diameters. Unlike a standard cable grip with one working diameter, the K0-2 has two different diameter sections.
The manufacturer describes the Type K0-2 as a galvanized, double-braided grip that remains open at both ends and is soldered on one side. It uses a 1 × 19 material strand construction. The stepped design helps provide an appropriate grip on both the traction rope and cable when their diameters differ.
The standard listed configurations use steel with a rope tensile strength class of 1,770 N/mm². Stainless-steel versions can also be requested. Other diameters and lengths are available on request.
Cable Pulling: Stepped Cablegrip Type K0-2 can support suitable cable-pulling operations where the traction rope and cable have different diameters.
Cable Installation: Electrical and infrastructure contractors can use a suitable stepped grip when pulling cables through prepared installation routes.
Different-Diameter Connections: The stepped design is particularly useful when the traction rope diameter differs from the cable diameter. It provides two working diameter sections for the connection.
Electrical Cable Work: Contractors can use suitable cable grips during electrical cable installation when the selected configuration matches the cable and pulling system.
Industrial Cable Handling: Industrial maintenance teams can use the grip for suitable cable-handling and replacement operations.
Utility Projects: Utility contractors can use stepped cable grips for compatible underground and infrastructure cable installation work.
Infrastructure Projects: Contractors in Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail and Al Khobar can use suitable cable-pulling grips for compatible installation projects.
Nassguard supplies Stepped Cablegrip Type K0-2 in Jeddah and across Saudi Arabia, supporting suitable electrical, industrial, utility and infrastructure applications.
The main advantage of the K0-2 stepped design is its ability to connect components with different diameters. A standard grip with one working diameter may not provide the appropriate fit when the traction rope and cable differ in size.
The K0-2 addresses this requirement through two different working diameter sections. This makes it suitable for cable-pulling arrangements where the traction rope and cable require different grip dimensions.
The available configurations include working diameter combinations such as 15–20 mm, 15–30 mm, 15–40 mm, 20–30 mm, 20–40 mm and 20–50 mm. Overall lengths range from 2,400 mm to 3,000 mm in the listed configurations.
The permissible tensile force also changes according to the selected configuration. The listed variants include 4.70 kN and 8.90 kN options. Therefore, users should select the exact configuration based on the cable diameter, traction rope diameter and required pulling force.
Selecting the correct Cable Grip requires checking both components that will connect through the grip.
First, measure the outside diameter of the traction rope. Then check the outside diameter of the cable. The two measurements should correspond with the two working diameter ranges of the selected K0-2 configuration.
For example, the listed variants include a 15–30 mm configuration and a 20–50 mm configuration. The correct option depends on the actual dimensions of the traction rope and cable.
The permissible tensile force must also match the planned pulling operation. Users should not select the grip based only on diameter.
Before use, workers should inspect the braid and soldered section for broken strands, deformation, corrosion, excessive wear or other visible damage.
1. What is Stepped Cablegrip Type K0-2 used for?
Stepped Cablegrip Type K0-2 is used for suitable cable-pulling and cable-installation applications where the traction rope and cable have different diameters.
2. Why does the K0-2 have two different diameters?
The two working diameter sections allow the grip to connect a traction rope and cable with different outside diameters, providing a suitable grip on both components.
3. What material is used for the K0-2 Cablegrip?
The listed standard configurations use galvanized steel with a 1 × 19 material strand and a rope tensile strength class of 1,770 N/mm². Stainless-steel versions are available on request.
4. What working diameter combinations are available?
The listed configurations include 15–20 mm, 15–30 mm, 15–40 mm, 20–30 mm, 20–40 mm and 20–50 mm combinations.
5. What is the permissible tensile force of the K0-2?
The listed variants provide permissible tensile forces of 4.70 kN or 8.90 kN, depending on the selected working diameter and configuration.
6. Can I request another diameter or length?
Yes. The manufacturer states that other diameters and lengths can be made available on request. Stainless-steel versions are also available on request.
7. Where can I buy Cable Grip in Saudi Arabia?
Nassguard supplies Cable Grip in Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail and Al Khobar, with supply available across Saudi Arabia.
Stepped Cablegrip Type K0-2 provides a practical connection solution for cable-pulling applications where the traction rope and cable have different diameters. Its stepped double-braid design provides two working diameter sections within one grip.
The listed K0-2 range uses galvanized steel, 1 × 19 material strand construction and offers different working diameter combinations, lengths and permissible tensile forces.
Choosing the correct variant requires checking the traction rope diameter, cable diameter, overall length and permissible tensile force. Workers should also inspect the grip before use and remove any damaged component from service.
For businesses looking for a Cable Grip in Jeddah, Nassguard supplies suitable cable-pulling grips across Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail and Al Khobar, with availability throughout Saudi Arabia.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Stepped Cablegrip, Type K0-2 |
| Product Type | Stepped cable-pulling grip / connecting sleeve |
| Construction | Double braid |
| Material | Galvanized steel |
| Material Strand | 1 × 19 |
| Rope Tensile Strength Class | 1,770 N/mm² |
| Design | Two different working diameters |
| Ends | Open on both sides |
| Construction | Soldered on one side |
| Working Diameter Combinations | 15–20, 15–30, 15–40, 20–30, 20–40, 20–50 mm |
| Overall Length | 2,400–3,000 mm in listed variants |
| Permissible Tensile Force | 4.70–8.90 kN in listed variants |
| Stainless Steel Option | Available on request |
| Other Sizes | Available on request |
| Main Application | Cable pulling and installation |
| Supply Areas | Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail, Al Khobar and Saudi Arabia |
