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4 AWG SIMPULL HEAD 18" PULLING DEVICE
Features
- Staggered lengths
- Saves Time
- Available in sizes 8 AWG - 2 AWG
- Lowest Profile Available
Manufacturer Resources
Product Specs
- Items In Inner Pack:
- 5
- Batteries Included :
- No
- Batteries Required :
- No
- Commercial Residential:
- Commercial
- Csa Certified:
- No
- Does The Item Contain Mercury :
- No
- Item Extension:
- 12.6
- Item Height:
- 1.6
- Item Weight:
- 0.399
- Item Width:
- 3.9
- Master Pack Height:
- 2.1
- Package Length:
- 23.6
- Packaging Type:
- cardboard
- Product Color:
- Silver
- Product Material:
- Steel
Southwire SPH4-18 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) What wire size does the Southwire SPH4-18 SIMpull pulling head fit?
The SPH4-18 is sized for 4 AWG conductor. Southwire builds the SIMpull head line in 8 AWG through 2 AWG, so if you are pulling 6 AWG or 2 AWG you need the head made for that gauge rather than this one. The head is matched to the conductor size, not adjustable across sizes.
2) Will the SIMpull head clear a tight conduit bend or a congested raceway?
Profile is the point of this head. Southwire lists it as the lowest profile pulling head available, and the body measures 12.6 inches of extension, 3.9 inches wide and 1.6 inches high. For a pull through sweeping bends in a crowded raceway, that low height is what keeps the head from hanging up.
3) What does the 18 inch in SPH4-18 refer to?
It is the staggered length designation for the head assembly. Southwire makes the SIMpull heads in staggered lengths so the conductors in a multi-wire pull step back from one another instead of bunching into one thick bundle at the nose. The packaged item itself is 23.6 inches long in the carton.
4) Is the Southwire pulling head steel or a plastic sleeve?
Steel, finished in silver. It is a mechanical head rather than a tape-and-basket makeup, which is why electricians use it to cut the time spent heading up conductors at the pull box.
5) How many SPH4-18 pulling heads come in a pack?
They ship five to an inner pack in cardboard packaging. If you are heading up multiple runs on a commercial feeder job, that pack quantity covers several pulls without reordering.
6) Is this pulling head meant for commercial work or residential?
Southwire classifies the SPH4-18 as a commercial item. It suits feeder and branch conduit pulls on commercial and institutional jobs where 4 AWG runs through long raceways; residential work rarely involves pulls long enough to justify a mechanical head.
7) How much does one Southwire SPH4-18 head weigh for carrying up a lift or ladder?
Each head weighs 0.399 pounds, so a five pack is light enough to carry in a pouch to the pull box.
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Does the Southwire SPH4-18 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Southwire SPH4-18 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty.
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