Description
Pull Erin Rope Composite Double Braid lines that are difficult to route with short rope sections using its 9/16-inch diameter, 1,200-foot length, and factory-spliced pulling eyes. Experienced utility and electrical crews gain extended reach during cable-pulling work, but does rope diameter alone make this product suitable for overhead lifting? Its high-tenacity, low-stretch polyester construction supports electrical cable pulling and line tensioning, not personnel lifting, suspended-load service, or unverified rigging applications.
Erin Rope model CDB181200 measures 9/16 inch in diameter and 1,200 feet in length. The rope is made from high-tenacity, low-stretch polyester double braid and includes factory-spliced pulling eyes at both ends. The product is listed for electrical cable pulling, supplied on a heavy-duty wood reel, manufactured in the United States, and weighs 148 lbs. A listed 2,650-lb maximum load is not automatically a working load limit or overhead-lifting rating.
Features of Erin Pulling Rope
Electrical contractors, utility crews, telecommunications installers, and maintenance teams need long pulling rope for routing cable through conduit, trenches, towers, and service pathways. Trained operators can use this composite double-braid rope when the pulling system, anchors, eyes, bend radius, and manufacturer limitations are reviewed before tension is applied.
- 9/16-inch diameter supports compatibility planning with cable-pulling equipment and connectors.
- 1,200-foot length provides extended reach for long electrical cable-pulling routes.
- High-tenacity polyester fibers provide the listed rope construction for pulling applications.
- Low-stretch double-braid construction supports controlled line tension during cable installation.
- Factory-spliced pulling eyes provide prepared connection points at both rope ends.
- Heavy-duty wood reel supports transport, storage, and controlled rope deployment.
- Made-in-USA construction identifies the listed country of origin.
- 2,650-lb maximum load must not be treated as a verified WLL without manufacturer confirmation.
Load Test Rope Control
No independent breaking-strength test, WLL chart, elongation measurement, splice certification, abrasion test, or field telemetry was supplied. Do not convert the listed 2,650-lb maximum load into an overhead-lifting rating. Sharp edges, heat, chemicals, abrasion, kinking, excessive bend radius, damaged eyes, and shock loading can reduce rope performance. Inspect the complete pulling system, including rope body, eyes, connectors, anchors, and cable path, before applying tension.
Operation Limits Service
The long polyester double-braid construction, factory pulling eyes, and wood-reel packaging support electrical cable pulling and controlled line routing. This rope is not verified for personnel lifting, overhead load suspension, sling service, shock loading, or use beyond a documented manufacturer working load limit.
- Inspect the braided rope for cuts, abrasion, heat damage, contamination, fiber exposure, and flattened sections.
- Check factory-spliced pulling eyes and connectors for separation, distortion, wear, or damaged fibers.
- Store the rope clean, dry, protected from ultraviolet exposure, and free from crushing or sharp bends.
Warranty Compliance Contents
Erin Rope lists No Manufacturer’s Warranty for model CDB181200. Package contents identify one 9/16-inch by 1,200-foot composite double-braid pulling rope. Confirm the current maximum-load documentation, splice specifications, technical data, reel configuration, pulling-eye details, and any application restrictions before electrical cable-pulling service.