CK Tools Draw Tape & Cable Guides

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CK Tools Draw Tape & Cable Guides help electricians and installers route cable through conduit, trunking, wall cavities, floor voids and loft spaces without lifting floors or opening up walls unnecessarily. They suit first fix and second fix work, rewires, data cabling and general maintenance.

The selection covers Draw Tape, Cable Guide Rods and Cable Guide Accessories, so you can choose the right way to pull or push a cable through a given run.

CK Tools Draw Tape & Cable Guides Features and Benefits

• Flexible yet rigid construction: Draw tape and guide rods are built to be pushed along a run and then pull cable back through, helping you get around bends without kinking.
• Interchangeable accessories: Connectors, eyes and tips let you attach cable securely and adapt a guide to different cable types and routes.
• Extendable rod systems: Rods can be joined to reach further, which suits longer runs, ceiling voids and under-floor access.
• Cable-friendly design: Smooth profiles and tips help the guide travel through tight spaces and reduce snagging on the way.
• Compact and portable: Easy to carry in a tool bag or van, ready for quick jobs and full installations alike.

Popular CK Tools Draw Tape & Cable Guides

Draw Tape

Used for pulling cables through conduit and ducting. It is a practical choice for new installs and for replacing existing cable in established runs.

Cable Guide Rods

Suited to routing cable through stud walls, cavities, ceilings and under floorboards. Their rigidity lets you push through a space and guide cable to the desired point.

Cable Guide Accessories

Replacement tips, connectors and add-ons that keep your cable guide kit working and adaptable across different jobs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I choose draw tape or cable guide rods?

Draw tape is best for enclosed runs such as conduit or ducting, where it can be fed through and used to pull cable. Cable guide rods are better for open or awkward spaces like wall cavities, voids and under floors, where you need stiffness to push and steer.

How do I pull cable through a long run?

Feed the draw tape or rod through the run, securely attach the cable using a suitable connector or eye, then pull it back steadily. Avoid sharp tension on bends, and use extra rod lengths or accessories where the route needs more reach.