Equip your crew with a wire pulling grip matched to the cable, connection, and pulling requirements of the job. Hanes Supply offers pulling grips from Slingco, Klein, and Greenlee in a range of diameters, mesh lengths, and eye configurations for compatible cable, conductor, and rope applications.
Whether you are preparing for an installation, replacing worn equipment, or restocking your crew’s tools, our selection makes it easy to compare options. Shop by manufacturer, grip size, and configuration to find the components your pulling setup needs.
Shop Wire Pulling Grips from Leading Brands
Slingco Cable Grips
Our Slingco selection includes multi-weave grips, single-eye standard grips, open-ended splicing grips, and A-Type high-strength cable grips. These configurations support pulling connections and joining cable ends during approved replacement operations.
For applications involving synthetic rope, compare models specifically designed for that use, including the ZCS1800 A-Type grip. Carefully check the applicable sizing chart: Slingco A-Type grips may have different diameter ranges for rope and conductor. Matching the product to the correct material helps you purchase a grip that fits your application.
Klein Wire Pulling Grips
Choose from Klein junior-duty, light-duty, medium-duty, and heavy-duty pulling grips to match your installation needs. Available designs include single- and double-weave mesh, with flexible-eye and rotating-eye configurations on select models.
Mesh length is another important purchasing consideration. For example, the Klein KP100-24 and KP100-36 both accommodate cable diameters from 1.00 to 1.49 in but offer different mesh lengths. Compare these options when the available gripping length and connection arrangement determine which wire-pulling grip you need.
Greenlee Cable Pulling Grips
Greenlee T-basket grips offer options for pulling compatible cable through conduit or tray. Shop standard and short T-basket configurations to match the grip dimensions to your installation setup.
The Greenlee 30582 features double-weave galvanized steel mesh and a flexible pulling eye for medium-duty pulls. Compare its cable range and capacity with your project requirements, especially when purchasing grips for larger cable installations.
Choosing a Grip That Fits Your Cable
Start with the actual outside diameter of the cable, conductor, or rope being gripped. Match that measurement to the manufacturer’s specified range for the exact product and application. A nominal cable designation alone may not provide the outside diameter needed to select the correct size.
Confirm material compatibility as well. A wire-pulling grip designed for electrical cable is not automatically suitable for every wire rope or synthetic rope application. Review the product specifications before substituting one model for another.
For purchasing teams supplying multiple crews, recording approved part numbers and their intended applications can simplify reordering. When requesting a quote, include the manufacturer, diameter range, and quantity.
Compare Mesh Length, Weave, and Eye Configuration
Two grips with similar diameter ranges may offer different features. Reviewing the full configuration helps you choose equipment that fits how your crew will make the connection.
Before ordering, compare:
• Mesh Length: Confirm you have enough cable or rope to install the entire gripping section per the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Eye Configuration: Match the flexible, offset, or rotating-eye design to the connection requirements.
• Weave and Duty Classification: Select the construction specified for the intended application and pulling demand.
• Grip Style: Distinguish a pulling grip with an eye from an open-ended splicing grip designed to join two ends.
Selecting the right configuration upfront reduces substitutions and delays when the crew is ready to begin.
Match Pulling Capacity to the Application
When comparing wire-pulling grips, check how each product specifies capacity. Maximum safe load, working load limit, and approximate breaking load are distinct measurements. Breaking strength is not the allowable load for routine pulling.
For Klein models, follow the maximum safe load specified for the selected grip. For Slingco products listing breaking strength, establish the allowable working load using the manufacturer’s guidance and the required safety factor.
The cable’s allowable pulling tension and the ratings of the connecting equipment must also suit the planned pull. Choose your grip as part of the complete pulling setup.
Buy Your Next Wire Pulling Grip from Hanes Supply
Get your crew ready with wire-pulling grips from Slingco, Klein, and Greenlee. From replacement grips to equipment for an upcoming installation, Hanes Supply offers options to match your cable sizes, connection requirements, and purchasing needs.
Browse the products above to select your wire-pulling grip. Need help comparing models? Contact our team with your cable specifications, pulling requirements, and quantities. We can help you narrow your selection and complete your order with the grips and related equipment your crew needs.