Cablegrip in Jeddah is a cable-pulling and handling accessory designed for suitable cable installation work. The Cablegrip, Type K0 uses a double-braided construction and can support cable laying in underground and duct applications when used with suitable rotation-free traction cables. Nassguard supplies Cablegrip in Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail and Al Khobar, with supply available across Saudi Arabia.
A Cablegrip is a flexible wire-mesh sleeve that grips a cable or suitable traction line during installation. The Type K0 configuration has a double braid, with versions available in galvanized steel or stainless steel. The design is open at both ends and soldered on one side. The braid uses 1×19 material strand construction.
The Type K0 is described as an intermediate grip. Its design makes it suitable for cable-laying applications in underground and duct areas when used with rotation-free traction cables. Other braid lengths can also be requested depending on the required installation arrangement.
Cablegrips are useful because they provide a practical way to grip and guide cables without relying on improvised pulling arrangements. Correct sizing remains important. The cable diameter must fall within the specified working-diameter range of the selected grip.
The available Type K0 range covers different working diameters, lengths and permissible tensile forces, allowing users to select a suitable configuration for the cable installation.
Underground Cable Installation: Cablegrip Type K0 can support suitable underground cable laying work. The grip holds the cable during controlled pulling operations and can help technicians manage the cable during installation.
Duct Cable Pulling: The grip is also suitable for appropriate cable installation in ducts when the selected configuration matches the cable and pulling requirements.
Electrical Cable Installation: Electrical contractors can use suitable cable grips when installing power and electrical cables through prepared routes. Correct grip selection helps ensure that the cable-pulling equipment matches the cable diameter and required pulling force.
Utility Projects: Utility contractors working on underground cable networks can use cable-pulling grips during suitable installation activities. The correct grip should match the cable size and the pulling equipment.
Industrial Cable Work: Industrial facilities can use suitable Cablegrips during cable routing, replacement and installation work where controlled pulling is required.
Infrastructure Projects: Infrastructure contractors in Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail and Al Khobar can use suitable cable-pulling grips for underground and duct-based cable installation projects.
Nassguard supplies Cablegrip Type K0 in Jeddah and across Saudi Arabia, supporting suitable electrical, utility, industrial and infrastructure applications.
The double-braid design provides a flexible gripping structure around the cable. The steel strand construction provides the tensile strength needed for suitable cable-pulling applications.
Type K0 also offers different diameter ranges. This makes it easier to select a grip that matches the outside diameter of the cable being installed.
The available versions include stainless steel and galvanized steel options. Stainless steel versions can suit applications where the material selection calls for stainless construction, while galvanized versions provide another practical option for suitable cable installation work.
The product information lists a safety factor of 3 for the referenced configurations. The permissible tensile force varies by diameter and material. For example, listed stainless-steel configurations range from 2.50 kN to 74.80 kN, depending on the selected working diameter and length.
Users should never select a Cablegrip based only on cable diameter. The permissible tensile force, working diameter, cable type, pulling arrangement and installation conditions should all be considered.
| Material | Working Diameter Range | Overall Length | Permissible Tensile Force |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stainless steel | 25.1–30 mm | 1,500 mm | 11.2 kN |
| Stainless steel | 30.1–40 mm | 1,500 mm | 14.7 kN |
| Stainless steel | 40.1–50 mm | 1,500 mm | 20.9 kN |
| Stainless steel | 60.1–70 mm | 2,000 mm | 25.4 kN |
| Stainless steel | 80.1–90 mm | 2,500 mm | 36.6 kN |
| Stainless steel | 100.1–130 mm | 2,500 mm | 46.7 kN |
| Stainless steel | 130.1–170 mm | 2,500 mm | 69.8 kN |
| Stainless steel | 160.1–200 mm | 2,500 mm | 74.8 kN |
Choosing the correct Cablegrip starts with the cable’s outside diameter. The grip should fit within the manufacturer’s stated working-diameter range.
The required pulling force also matters. A grip with a higher permissible tensile force may be appropriate for a different cable installation requirement, but the complete pulling system must remain within its rated limits.
The cable should also suit the intended installation method. Type K0 is specifically described for cable laying in underground and duct areas with rotation-free traction cables.
Before installation, workers should inspect the braid for broken or damaged strands, deformation, corrosion and other visible defects. They should also check that the grip fits correctly around the cable.
1. What is Cablegrip Type K0 used for?
Cablegrip Type K0 is used for suitable cable laying and pulling applications, particularly underground and duct installation with compatible rotation-free traction cables.
2. What material is used in Cablegrip Type K0?
The Type K0 range is available in galvanized steel or stainless steel, depending on the selected configuration.
3. What type of braid does Cablegrip K0 use?
The product uses a double-braid construction with 1×19 material strand construction.
4. What cable diameters can Cablegrip K0 accommodate?
The available variants cover different working-diameter ranges. Examples range from approximately 6–10 mm to 160.1–200 mm, depending on the selected configuration.
5. Can Cablegrip K0 be used for underground cable installation?
Yes. The product information identifies Type K0 as suitable for cable laying in underground and duct areas when used with suitable rotation-free traction cables.
6. Does Cablegrip K0 have a fixed pulling capacity?
No. The permissible tensile force varies according to the selected material, working diameter and overall length. Users should check the exact rating of the selected variant before pulling.
7. Where can I buy Cablegrip in Saudi Arabia?
Nassguard supplies Cablegrip in Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail and Al Khobar, with supply available across Saudi Arabia.
Cablegrip Type K0 provides a practical wire-mesh gripping solution for suitable cable installation work. Its double-braid construction, steel strand design and range of working diameters make it useful for controlled cable laying in underground and duct applications.
The correct configuration depends on the cable diameter, required pulling force, material, working length and installation method. Users should always select a variant within its documented working range.
For businesses looking for a Cablegrip 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 | Cablegrip, Type K0 |
| Product Type | Intermediate cable grip |
| Braid Shape | Double braid |
| Material Options | Galvanized steel / Stainless steel |
| Strand Construction | 1×19 |
| Design | Both sides open, without eyelets |
| Application | Cable laying and pulling |
| Suitable Areas | Underground and duct cable installation |
| Cable Type | Suitable rotation-free traction cable applications |
| Safety Factor | 3 |
| Operating Temperature | Depends on selected material/configuration |
| Working Diameter | Depends on selected variant |
| Overall Length | Depends on selected variant |
| Permissible Tensile Force | Depends on selected variant |
| Standard Listed | WKS-2023 |
| Supply Areas | Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail, Al Khobar and Saudi Arabia |
