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Klein Tools 1692-5 Chicago Grip for High Strength Cables, 0.218 to 0.55 Inch, Max Load 8000 lbs
- MPN: 1692-5
- UPC: 092644471834
- PPN: KLT-1692-5
- UNSPSC: 46182308
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Description
Designed for use on aluminum, copper, weatherproof coated wire, PVC covered conductors and messenger and guy strand. The Chicago style grip was designed for cable sizes from 0.218-Inch to 0.55-Inch (5.54 to 13.97 mm). When pulling EHS (extra-high-strength) galvanized-steel cable, the galvanizing has a tendency to coat the jaws of any grip, causing the cable to slip. Double V contour reduces the possibility of slippage and damage to the cable.
Features
- Designed for cable sizes from 0.218-Inch to 0.55-Inch (5.54 to 13.97 mm)
- Double ''V'' grooves give four-point contact, reducing chance of slipping and providing proper alignment of wire and cable
- For larger conductors, see our grips with round inside-jaw contour
- Manufactured from drop-forged, heat-treated steel for excellent durability
- Made in USA
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Specifications
Key Specifications
- Cable Type
- Aircraft, EHS, Messenger, Guy Strand
- Type
- Chicago Grip
- Material
- Steel
- Locking Handle
- Yes
- Spring
- Yes
- Teeth Type
- Smooth
- Jaw Length (cm)
- 12.7
- Jaw Length (Inch)
- 5
- Weight (lb)
- 5.4
- Width
- 5.4000 in
- Weight
- 5.4360 lbs
Cable Diameter0.218" to 0.55" (5.54 to 13.97 mm)
Jaw TypeDouble V
ApplicationWire Pulling
Hot LatchNo
Swing LatchNo
Weight (kg)2.4
Maximum Safe Load (kg)3628.7
Maximum Safe Load (lb)8000
Height2.2500 in
Depth9.6750 in
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