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750 AWG SIMPULL HEAD 12" PULLING DEVICE
Features
- Lowest Profile Available
- Saves Time
- Available in sizes 1 AWG - 1000 kcmil AWG
- Staggered lengths
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:
- 1.061
- Item Width:
- 3.9
- Master Pack Height:
- 6
- Package Length:
- 17.5
- Packaging Type:
- cardboard
- Product Color:
- Silver
- Product Material:
- Steel
Southwire SPH750-12 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) What conductor size does the Southwire SPH750-12 SIMpull Head fit?
The SPH750-12 is sized for 750 kcmil conductor. Southwire builds the SIMpull Head line in sizes from 1 AWG up to 1000 kcmil, so if you are pulling a different gauge you need the head matched to that conductor, not this one. One head per conductor size.
2) How much room does the SPH750-12 pulling head need in a conduit or pull box?
Dimensions are 12.6 for the extension, 3.9 width, and 1.6 height, with the "12" in the part number referring to the 12 inch head length. Southwire builds this as the lowest profile head available, and the heads come in staggered lengths so multiple conductors stack through a bend without bunching into one bulky knot.
3) How many pulling heads come in a pack of the Southwire SPH750-12?
Five heads per inner pack, shipped in cardboard packaging. That matters when you are pulling a three or four conductor plus ground run, since each conductor takes its own head.
4) What is the SIMpull head made of, and will it hold up on a hard pull?
Steel construction, silver in color. Each head weighs 1.061, so a bundle of five adds little to what the puller is dragging, and the steel body is what takes the rope tension rather than the conductor itself.
5) Why use a factory pulling head like the SPH750-12 instead of taping the rope to the conductors?
A taped or basket-gripped bundle on 750 kcmil builds diameter right where the pull is tightest, at the bends. The SIMpull Head is the lowest profile option available and the heads are made in staggered lengths, so the attachment point stays slim and the conductors enter the bend one behind the other. Southwire's stated benefit is time saved on the pull.
6) Is the Southwire SPH750-12 pulling head meant for commercial feeder work or residential wiring?
Commercial. A 750 kcmil head is feeder and service entrance territory, the kind of pull done in a switchgear room or a riser, not anything you would see in a house.
7) Does the Southwire SPH750-12 need batteries or contain mercury?
No batteries, none required, and no mercury in the head. It is a purely mechanical steel pulling device, which keeps it clear of battery and mercury restrictions on institutional and government submittal paperwork.
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Does the Southwire SPH750-12 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Southwire SPH750-12 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty.
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