Wiremaid’s M.E.2 cable tray features a 2-in.-by-4-in. grid design that facilitates simple cable layouts while supporting the cable. The open grid design prevents dirt and dust buildup experienced in closed cable trays. The reducer sections transition between different tray section widths. The sections can be interconnected using common splice washer clamps.

Encore Wire’s Vertical Run MC steel armor MC cable is permitted for 600V applications. It is suitable for dry locations and is designed for use where offset space is limited or not feasible for installation and eliminates internal conductor slippage on vertical installations. It retains flexibility over comparable vertical-specific cable assemblies.

Burndy’s Wiley cable hanger steel bundle securement for solar photovoltaic applications can be used with both mono- and bi-facial panels and compatible with all common module frame geometries. It is intended for outdoor use and ensures the cable insulation is protected from chafing.

Klein Tools’ Journeyman high-leverage cable cutter can cut 4/0 aluminum, 2/0 soft copper and 100-pair 24 AWG communications cable. The dual-material handles provide a grip without sacrificing tool strength or durability. The hot-riveted joint ensures smooth action and no handle wobble. It can work in confined spaces.

Arlington Industries’ CH1 2-in. plastic cable J hook for communications cable has a 25-lb. support rating. It is listed for use in air-handling spaces, and supports up to 90 Cat 5E cables with the center radius of the bundle spread over the 2-in. opening. It is stackable in parallel or perpendicular orientation for vertical support.

AFC Cable Systems’ power-limited fire alarm cable is mechanically protected for ease of installation in commercial applications. It has a steel armor, is color-coded red for identification and is rated for all installations up through 300V. It operates in temperatures between 14°F and 167°F. It features a nylon ripcord for ease of jacket stripping.

Jonard Tools’ KN-100INS insulated cable sheathing knife is designed with a curved blade and insulated handle. The sharp, dual-sided blade can cut jacket sheath from either side by pushing or pulling through the cable. It is designed for slitting or cutting the sheathing off cables without damaging the conductor insulation inside.

Platinum Tools’ CCS-6 cable cutters are designed to cut coaxial cable with steel center conductor and cut through copper and aluminum cable. Blade geometry ensures that the cable stays round during the cutting process so connectors can easily be affixed to the cable. It features PVC handle grips.

iTOOLco’s Pull Slick Rope is a synthetic fiber wire-pulling rope with a high tensile strength of 39,000 lbs. It is made of 12-strand, single-braid synthetic fiber with ultra-low stretch. There are no organics in the rope, so it will not rot and does not absorb water. It is abrasion-resistant and has dual factory-installed pulling eyes on either end.

Southwire’s SOOW 600V Royal flexible power cable is rated water-, oil- and weather-resistant. It is designed for extra-hard usage on industrial equipment, heavy tools, battery chargers, portable lights, welding leads, marine dockside power, power extensions and mining applications. The jacket is flexible, black CPE, and it operates in temperatures between –40°F and 194°C. It is available in 250, 500 and 1,000 ft.

Snake Tray’s Solar Click-n-Go cable hanger is designed with double cavities that offer many possibilities to manage cables up to 1,250 kcmil over a variety of terrain. It is constructed of lightweight, eco-friendly rugged polycarbonate and is ergonomically designed with up to 30 years of UV protection. It can hold up to 300 lbs. and safely closes with a single-click closure system.

Remee Wire and Cable’s 21 AWG Activate utility twisted-pair power cable allows for data and power to run over long distances. Enhanced headroom allows for usable bandwidth at extended distances. It is designed for perimeter-range security cameras, thermostats, PoE lighting and more. It maximizes the use of available switch ports.

Chalfant’s series 6 cable tray is designed for locations such as hospitals, schools, universities, laboratories and more. The one-piece design provides rigidity, and users can design, modify or extend the tray. It is available in galvanized steel, aluminum or stainless steel.

AFC Cable Systems’ MC Luminary Cable is a Type MC-PCS cable that combines power and control circuits under one armor. It is used in commercial construction projects such as casinos, condos, hotels, shopping centers, retail centers and more. It is also designed for LED and fluorescent dimming systems and can be used in daylight harvesting applications.

iTOOLco’s MC Cart cable cart is designed to transport up to two 1,000-ft. spools. Made with all-welded steel construction, it won’t tip over and is moved around job sites on heavy-duty wheels. It features a front-loading carriage and fits through 32-in. doorways when loaded. The vertical or horizontal set-up saves space.

Legrand’s SB-6A-90HB24-30 Cablofil horizontal, 90-degree elbow aluminum cable tray is available in heights of 4.241 in., 18.746 in., 19.746 in., 27.746 in. and more. It weighs 11.289 lbs. and the depth is 39 in.

Encore Wire’s the Reel Deal cable reel is available in 32-, 36-, 42- and 48-ft. options. It manages a single conductor or parallel pulls, and users can use custom colors to fit a variety of jobs. It converts a traditional reel setup into one preloaded, compartmentalized wooden reel. Users have access to all of the parallels at any time, regardless of the pull sequence. It reduces inventory and waste by consolidating wire needs onto one preloaded reel.

Reel Power’s powered cable reel stand features a removable variable-speed drive and RPR-45 parallel reel. There are bushings for 2-, 21/2- and 3-in. arbor holes and a variable speed drive operator safety footswitch. It is made of a structural steel frame with bolt-down flanges with a bearing-mounted reel shaft.

ABB’s 7-in. Ty-Rap cable tie is designed to withstand the demands of space flight and resist corrosion and radiation in extreme environments. NASA used it to fasten the Perseverance Rover’s interior and exterior conduit and components and to secure research and lab equipment. Perseverance landed on Mars on Feb. 18.

Atkore’s Eagle basket is made of steel wires creating a 2-in.-by-4-in. mesh cable basket to manage and route the growing number of cables necessary to keep an operation running. It can be formed in 90-degree radius bends.

Wiremaid’s J-Tray is designed to support spacing and used for small to medium size cable bundles. It eliminates sagging or bending of cables and can be attached to a wide variety of structures. It is designed to alleviate damage and prohibit over-bending and poor cable performance. Constructed from high-quality steel for strength and durability, it improves cable protection and relieves stress on the cables.

Snake Tray’s 653 series aluminum cable tray is lightweight for installation while offering a high loading capacity to manage large cable runs. Components can be attached with the quick connection system. It is available in the ladder type, ventilated trough and nonventilated trough straight sections.

Southwire’s Romex brand SIMpull NM-B 600V nonmetallic-sheathed cable may be used for exposed and concealed work in normally dry locations. It is primarily used in residential wiring as branch circuits for outlets, switches and other loads. It is manufactured as 2, 3 or 4 conductor cable, with a bare ground wire.

HellermannTyton’s IT18R9C2 cable tie features an identification plate that allows bundles to be easily marked and identified. Plates can be marked manually with a permanent marker or with a preprinted adhesive label. It can secure wire and cable harnesses.

Ridgid’s manual cable cutters feature curved and surface-ground blades made of high-coated steel for durability and blade lifetime. The longer handles give more leverage and reduce operator fatigue. The sickle-shaped, rounded blades ensure precise cutting, and the soft grips provide additional handle ergonomics. It features impact-resistant, coated and hardened handles.

Encore Wire’s TC power cable is available in 8 AWG through 750 kcmil and is designed for connecting power devices in commercial and industrial environments. It is suitable for installation in channels, ducts, wireways, cable trays and raceways.

Greenlee’s 6810 cable feeder feeds cable at variable speeds to match the speed of the cable puller. It accommodates cable ranging in size up to 3½ in. It features tires for traction with low-friction cables. It can be operated by one person and comes with a pendant and toggle switch. The dual motors drive each wheel for traction on both sides of the cable, and an optional foot switch is available to control feeding.

HellermannTyton’s 111-01715 wide stray cable tie is designed to minimize pinching of soft hoses and convoluted tubing. The low-profile head with clamping rails provide compact bundling with a full-circumferential compression around bundles. The bent tail allows for quick insertion into head or mounts.

Knipex’s pipe cutter for plastic composite pipes has exchangeable blades with an opening spring and locking device. The ergonomically shaped handles are made of fiberglass-reinforced plastic. It is not designed for cutting cables, and the blade is made of high-strength special grade steel that is oil-hardened and tempered.

Hilti’s X-BR S MX standard bridle ring offers support for wires, fire alarm cables and MC/AC cables. The plastic saddle ring supports high-performance data cable bundles and sensitive wires. It is preassembled with baseplate, and no drilling is required.

Wiremaid’s M.E.2 cable tray has a 2x4-in. grid design that facilitates simple cable layouts while supporting the cable. The open grid design prevents dirt and dust buildup experienced in closed cable trays. Tray sections can be interconnected and can be mounted on walls or ceilings and under raised flooring. Change routing elevation at the job site by cutting side wires.

AFC Cable Systems’ MC Glide cable glides though metal studs and ceilings. It is designed to reduce friction and move easily without sacrificing flexibility and strength. The smooth profile provides less resistance and is also compatible with the installers’ current tools and fittings.

Snake Tray’s rail-mount cable dropout offers support for high-capacity data center cable runs. The side-mount unit allows for simple cable egress directly off the side of the tray without having to make any cuts or modifications, preserving the strength and integrity of the tray. It is designed for supporting and protecting copper and fiber optic cables as they enter and exit the tray. It is available in 12, 18 and 24 in.

Snake Tray’s Solar Snap Snake Tray integrated cable-routing system is designed for two 500 Kcmil cables, one ground cable and a position for ¼-in. messenger wire. It carries a maximum load weight of 65 lbs. It is designed for services carrying No. 10 string wires and is also strong enough for more heavy-duty cables.

Encore Wire’s XHHW-2 / RW90 is permitted for 600– 1,000V applications. It is intended for general purpose applications used in raceways, underground in raceways for service, feeders and branch-circuit wiring. It is suitable for wet, damp and dry locations, while being sunlight-resistant in all colors. Pulling heads are available on sizes 8 AWG and larger.

Atkore’s MC-Plus is a Type MC cable designed for multiwire branch-circuit applications. It addresses harmonics distortions in power-distribution systems, eliminates shared neutrals and allows electrical systems to continue to operate. It is designed for branch-circuit wiring for a variety of power distribution systems from lighting, to devices and receptacles.The aluminum armored cables are RoHS-compliant.

Eaton’s flextray wire mesh basket tray can be modified for horizontal and vertical transitions. It is designed for commercial and data center cable management. The “T” weld safety-edge protects the cable and the user during installation.

Knipex’s cable shears are chrome-plated and have insulated handles with multicomponent grips and an insulated tether-attachment point. They are designed for cutting copper and aluminum single conductors and multiple stranded cables. They deliver a smooth cut without crushing and deformation.

Legrand’s Cablofil wiremesh cable tray adapts to configurations, and the safe-t-edge protects installers from sharp ends while preventing cables from fraying. The wire mesh is smooth and round to resist dirt and dust build-up. The mesh size allows cable installers to route cables in and out at without cutting the tray.

Greenlee’s ESG105LXR Gator remote cable cutter cuts cables up to 4.13 in. and offers users the option to make cuts by remote control or in manual handheld mode. It uses Bluetooth communication and a blade sensor system to help confirm that the cut has been completed. Users can remotely move the blade to stop and reverse. The battery gauge protocol tells the user if there is enough battery life to finish cuts before the process begins.

Platinum Tools’ MapMaster mini cable tester detects faults and locations of RJ-45 network cables. Good terminations, causes of faults and locations of cables are displayed on an LCD display. A set of five mapping remotes is included for locating cables terminated in wall jacks or patch panels. A built-in tone generator with 4 different tone combinations can be used with a tone probe to detect where a cable is routed and the location of the end of the cable.

Legrand’s Cablofil wire-mesh cable tray adapts to many configurations, and its structure gives maximum strength for minimum weight. The cover eliminates dirt and dust build-up and provides physical protection for cables. It uses built-in tabs for permanent attachment to the tray.

Hellermann Tyton’s RTT750HR 26.9-in. releasable cable tie features a design feature on the head allows excess strap to be tucked away after installation. It has a 200-lb. tensile strength and features a specially designed head and trigger to allow for repeated use in temporary bundling applications.

Toolco’s Cannon 6K wire puller is two wire pullers in one with dual capstans that can pull 8 and 28 ft. per minute on low speed and 20 and 70 ft. per minute on high speed. It can change from side pull to overhead, underground or truck hitch. It pulls out 9 ft. of extra wire; it maneuvers into tight spaces and no is anchoring required.

Snake Tray’s 301 Series Snake Canyon modular cable-tray system integrates the structural elements of a raised access floor with a cable tray into a drop-in element. It integrates with the horizontal floor stringers to install, and half sections are available for easy access below.

Ideal Industries’ 400 MCM ratcheting cable cutter is made of hardened steel blades to ensure consistent cuts. The rounded blade design minimizes cable distortion during cutting, and the quick release mechanism simplifies blade back-out. A locking mechanism keeps handles closed for easy storage.

Platinum Tools’ slit and ring cable stripper is designed to slit and ring cables, buffer tubes and jackets on fiber optic cables. It is made to be light and small for use in confined spaces. The slitting V-block Is removable and reversible to accommodate various diameters. The stripping range is 1.2 mm–6.4 mm.

iTOOLco’s Cordless Cannon’s built-in capstan switch automatically turns the puller on and off. Users tug on the rope to start the pull and slack off the rope to shut it down. It features overhead, underground or side handles. It has a wide-angle dual-head adjustment for precise puller alignment with conduit openings.

Arlington Industries’ #300 nonmetallic cable strap offers a way to attach flat NM cable to concrete block. It can also be used on a wood stud and is easier to use than a staple or foldover strap. It offers secure positioning, fastening or routing flat NM 14/2 and 12/2 cable or UF cable. 

Chalfant’s wire mesh self-connecting cable tray enables installers to connect tray lengths in a single snap. The connection is tested to be a secure joint. It is available in 1-, 2- and 4-in. side heights.

Southwire’s 300V access control combination cable features a stranded, bare, copper conductor. It is designed for access control doors with four functions. 

Snake Tray’s 454 series universal snake tray is bendable and can be mounted overhead or on a wall with built-in hardware. The single connection creates a mechanical and electrical bond. It hangs or mounts from a single point. The open architecture enables easy loading of cable. 

Cerrowire’s ReelRover wire management device is a one-person operation. A pallet jack or fork truck is not needed. It fits through finished doors and elevators. It features an integrated free-spinning ground, and there are no wooden reels to recycle. There is no setup, tools or chocks required. It adds control with transmission and gears.

RXL’s 1099-AL-01 splice connector is made of 6061-T6 aluminum. It is predrilled and serves as a splice connector and grounds the section of pathway. When the screws are tightened, the copper clips are sandwiched between the unpainted inside wall of the tube and the aluminum bar, which creates electrical continuity. 

Cable-MGR by Wiremaid CM10 cable tray is a lightweight solution for managing fiber optic cabling and management. It minimizes cable sagging, and all parts include interconnecting hardware. The extended loops at the end of each cable tray section allow for flexibility during installation.

Arlington Industries’ CUS6 galvanized steel cable support holds cable secure and centered on a metal or wood stud. Nail or screw it to the stud, position cables and bend the strap over them at the centerline. Finish by inserting the locking tab to hold cables in place. It works for fastening and positioning up to six individual nonmetallic cables or four metal cables on a 2x4.

Snake Tray’s 501 series wall tray is designed for linear installations where space is a concern. The tray attaches directly to a wall without brackets. It uses integrated mounting rings located along the center spine. It features a hard, bendable design, and no fabrication is required. The single connection provides mechanical and electrical bonds while hanging from a single point. Trays are nestled together for shipping.

Emerson’s G1 Versi-Tugger is designed for pulls normally done by hand and can pull up to 68% faster compared to manual pulling. The handle provides balanced weight distribution to decrease strain. The five-position pulling head quickly attaches to 1/2- to 4-in. conduit. When used to spool pulling line or mule tape, the tapered capstan enables the spooled line to slide off in seconds with no need to reverse the drill.

Ridgid’s RE6 cable termination tool incorporates a movable collar that enables users to switch between three interchangeable heads with a 360-degree rotation. It features an in-line design for one-handed operation in tight spots and an LED illuminates the workspace. 

Cable MGR’s trapeze hanger is suitable for prefabricated units in low-void ceilings and multitiered installations. The removable setting pin provides instant adjustment. It is rated at a safe working load of 200 lbs. and available in standard lengths from 5 to 30 ft.

Snake Tray’s Snake Canyon is designed for installation in existing or new computer access floors. Trays can be moved and reused to create an ergonomic pathway for safe and easy access. The half basket designs are available to allow for easy access below the cable path. It is LEED-certified and made of 100% reclaimable products.

Greenlee’s two-speed cable puller can shift from high-speed/low-load pulling to low-speed/high-load pulling with a simple double tap motion on the foot pedal control switch. It is designed for large and small cables up to 1,000 lbs. It features an on-board force gauge that provides visual communication of pulling force and speed changes.

Milwaukee Tool’s cordless 12V cable cutter generates 5,000 lbs. of force. The scissor-style jaws enable cutting in crowded panels without looping, ratcheting or long arms. An LED light illuminates the line of cut. With an open jaw, powered ratcheting mechanism and blade geometry, it fits into tight spaces and cuts through large-diameter cable, leaving an installation-ready cut. 

Legrand’s Cablexit wire-mesh cable tray adapts to configurations and protects cables when exiting and entering the tray. The snap-in mounting tabs eliminate the need for attachment hardware and decreases install time. It provides strength with a minimum weight. It features a wide range of universal accessories that enables options in routing for installation.

Greenlee’s ES32LX 18V in-line cable cutter is lightweight and easy to control, and one trigger controls all tool functions. The tool automatically retracts when the cutting cycle is complete, and the head rotates 360 degrees. It is designed for use inside panelboards because of its small size. 

Burndy’s Patriot cable-cutting tool is insulated and designed for a long reach. It is available in 82- and 94-in. lengths and provides users increased flashover protection and extended reach for live line cutting. It performs cuts in less than 15 seconds, which minimizes exertion and time.

Current Tools’ 6,000-lb. mobile cable puller features a four-wheel carriage for increased mobility and a built-in foot switch. It has a 8-ft. reach when fully extended and flat-free tires. The puller can be used on or off the carriage and has storage for all couplings.

AEMC’s 6681 cable locator detects buried telecommunications cables, electric power and other cables, during modification or maintenance work. It can locate open circuits, shorts, track cables fuses or circuit breakers. It includes a transmitter and receiver with a flashlight.

Snake Tray’s 801 series Mega Snake cable tray is strong as steel but flexible, and the quick installing splice kit creates both mechanical and electrical bonds. It is designed with premanufactured straights, turns, Ts and crosses, and the trays nest together for compact and cost-effective shipping and material handling.

Advanced Cable Ties’ nylon 12 cable tie is molecularly designed for solar and extreme weather applications and can withstand sun rays. The low water absorption and density maintains stability, and it is chemically resistant and insensitive to stress cracking. The smooth edges eliminate abrasion damage.

Arlington Industries’ economical White Button Non-Metallic Cable Connector offers easy insertion of one or two cables into a single opening from inside or outside an electrical box. It’s the lowest cost NM cable connector on the market with fast, push-in installation.

Atkore International’s MC Luminary Quik cable is designed for power and control of 0-10V dimmable fixtures and addressable lighting control systems. It features a protective polypropylene covering on each conductor.

Wyerbox’s storage box fits damaged reels and enables users to use wire spools until they are empty. The Wyerbox pulls and locks the spools so they do not become tangled. It holds between 10–14 gauge WS/AWG spools and can fit up to three spools.

Midwestern Products’ spool machine respools the drop-off and partial spools of wire that are often ignored because of the unknown length of wire. It can respool and label the length of wire on the spool. It also respools larger 2,500-ft. spools to smaller ones that can be transported more easily.

DeWalt’s 20V cable-cutting tool is designed to cut copper and aluminum cable. It features a bright LED light that helps to illuminate the cutting area. The inline forward/reverse switch offers a convenient one-handed operation.

Wiremaid’s elevation change cable tray fitting adapts to different architectural designs and layouts. There is no cutting or bending required, and only one tool is necessary for installation.

Leviton’s cable-management clip aids in network management. The clip can support up to 24 cables and is designed to handle larger ones. The individual spring clips provide additional bend-radius control.

Southwire’s shielded multicolor cable can be used in many applications, such as remote control, signalling and power-limited circuits. It is designed for general purpose, low-voltage and power-limited systems circuits. It is made of stranded or solid bare copper. It comes in 1,000-ft. or 500-ft. packages, reels and RIBs.

Snake Tray’s hand-bendable design tray requires no field fabrication. It is designed with a simple connection that creates both mechanical and electrical bonds. It suspends and mounts from a single point, and the open architecture allows for easy loading of cable.

One-Pull Wire and Cable Solutions’ bundled cable is built to custom length. It is designed to reduce time spent on the job site for setup, installation and cleanup. Bundles come in over 150 conductors and in straight, staggered, breakout and stack spool configurations. It minimizes wire waste.

ABB’s Ty-Rap cable tie features a stainless steel locking device. It is designed with a smooth, notchless body that reduces the number of stress points, while ribs and stipples grip the bundle and prevent slipping.

AFC Cable Systems’ MC Luminary MultiZone cable is designed for use in daylight harvesting applications. It responds to daylight harvesting trends to save energy and reduce power costs by dimming lights proportionally to the availability of natural light. Unlike wireless controls that use radio frequency or Wi-Fi to control dimming, MC Luminary MultiZone offers a hard-wired system that eliminates any concerns about unauthorized network intrusion.

Platinum Tools’ MapMaster mini RJ-45 pocket cable tester maps multiple locations of RJ-45 network cables and detects shorts, opens, miswires, reversals and split-pairs. A built-in tone generator can be used with a tone probe to detect where a cable is routed and where it ends. It determines wire condition and displays it on the LCD display. A set of five mapping remotes is included for locating cables terminated in wall jacks or patch panels. It also identifies the patch panel port where network cable is terminated and can find and fix the position of exposed or hidden cables.

RF Industries’ low-PIM, plenum-rated cable with NEX10 male connectors is designed for ¹/₄-in. flexible corrugated and smaller cables. It is tested under static and dynamic conditions and it is labeled with its serial number and measured PIM level.

Comtran’s VitaLink armored cable has continuously corrugated welded armor that offers mechanical protection and crush-resistance, while preventing moisture, gas and other harmful fluids from entering the cable and disrupting critical circuits. It eliminates the need for installation in conduit and is available in 14 AWG, 1 through 4-pair constructions with or without an overall low-smoke, zero-halogen outer jacket.

L-com’s Cat 7 cable is constructed with an overall braid shield around individually shielded twisted pairs (S/FTP) and features a ruggedized, die-cast metal RJ-45 connector on each end. The halogen-free, TPU cable used in this assembly 10-gig Cat 7-rated; oil- and UV-, flame-resistant; and suitable for industrial or outdoor environments. It also has a bend radius of 1.39 in.

Platinum Tools’ Keyston Cat 6A jack is designed for tool-less installation and to be reusable. The color-coded wire guide ensures pairs stay in the proper order. It comes in multiple colors, so it can be used to replace old, worn-out jacks or be integrated into newer projects with little difficulty. It can be used with 22–24 AWG cables.

MonoSystems’ dual-rail MonoTray cable tray offers three NEC-compliant pathways for cable segregation and tray access. It has a 100 lb.-per-foot load capacity on 12 ft. of support spacing. Custom paint options are available.

Platinum Tools’ MapMaster mini product kit includes a mini RJ-45 cable tester, which maps multiple locations and detects shorts, opens, miswires, reversals and split-pairs. It includes a built-in tone generator and auto-off to extend battery life. It also includes a port saver, 5-in. network patch cables, a waterproof splice coupler and a rollup pouch.

Knipex Tools’ 11-in. ratcheting cable cutter cuts up to 750 MCM copper and aluminum single conductors as well as multiple stranded cables, though it is not suitable for steel wire and wire ropes. It has precision-ground, hardened blades and a two-stage ratchet drive. The 1,000V multi-component handles meet or exceed ASTM, IEC and VDE specifications. It is made of high-grade special tools steel, forged and oil-hardened.

Ultratech’s Ultra-Sidewinder cable protector is placed over top cables that run across floors to protect them from foot traffic and more. The black and yellow modular panels snap together for a customizable length and articulate left and right at their joints. It is available in several sizes and with ramps for ADA compliance.

HellermannTyton’s blind hole mount cable ties come preassembled with metal locking mechanism secured to a nylon body. The metal component flexes to allow insertion. It is available in several models, including one with an offset mount that can be removed without cutting the cable tie and an all-plastic models for use with threaded holes only. To remove, users can snip the cable tie and use a hex screw to remove the mount.

Arlington Industries’ zinc, die-cast MC cable fittings for dry locations have a built-in end-stop bushing and come with additional bushings that vary the size of the opening. To change the end-stop bushings, users loosen the screws and insert the bushing without removing the strap.

Snake Tray’s Solar Snake Max cable containment system is designed for utility-grade, high-voltage cable installtions. Cables install with snap-together components, which require no tools or field fabrication. It mounts to any style of vertical pilings or poles and maintains code-compliant separation of power cables up to 2 kV.

Greenlee’s Gator ESR1000LX ratcheting cable cutter is designed for one-handed operation and can cut up to a 1,000 kcmil in copper and 1,250 kcmil in aluminum. It has a forward-reverse button with safety lock. The handle is designed to reduce hand strain and has an overmolded grip. It is lightweight with a well-balanced center of gravity to optimize hand positioning.

Legrand‘s Pass & Seymour 1,000 series cable reel is made in the U.S. and is designed to keep cables neatly stored and out of the way. It prevents tripping, shocks and burns, and it minimizes cable stress, preventing cable damage and extend cable life. It is designed for commercial and light industrial applications and features separate base plates that allow the reel to be quickly repositioned and moved.

Klein Tools’ large cable stripper removes insulation on MTW/THHN/THWN-2 cables without nicking wire. The clover-shape design accommodates four different wire sizes in one tool. Users insert cable and twist to cut.

Lapp Tannehill's Etherline PN Cat 6A Fast Connect cable features a cross separator that separates the four pairs of wires and an inner sheath the cable that does not need pair screening. There is no need to remove a film screen from all four pairs of wires. 

Ripley’s round cable stripper removes PE, PVC, rubber and other jackets off fiber optic multifiber cables. Its spring-loaded cable brace secures cable to the blade for controlled cuts.

MonoSystems’ cable support extender is designed to provide a 12-in.-long-by-23/4-in.-wide support platform in place of 2-in. J-hook supports to reduce cable stress points, strain, sag and heat buildup.

Rack-A-Tiers’ Wire Hat 18 in. cable spool keeps wire from unspooling on a stud- or floor-mounted coil dispenser. Multiple coils stack on a single dispenser. It has a location accuracy of ±10% of depth.


Ridgid’s RC-40 manual cable cutter has curved, surface-grinded blades made of high-coated steel, and it uses a ratchet mechanism to make cuts. It has impact-resistant handles, a locking mechanism and an enclosed spring. A pawl release allows blades to be released any point during cutting.


Bridgeport Fittings' MC-EZ-Pak is designed for connecting and supporting AC/MC cable. Each kit contains 25 E-Z Lock AMC-50QI cable connectors, 25 US-4461 universal straps and 30 3/4-in. wafer-head screws. All are UL-listed and ETL-Intertek. A free sample box is available for those who want to try before they buy.


Milwaukee Tool’s M18 Force Logic 3-in. underground cable cutter is exclusively paired with a wireless remote that allows linemen to initiate a cut from a safe distance using Bluetooth. A light indicates when the cut is complete. It can cut up to 1,500 MCM Cu 15 kV and produces 9 tons of hydraulic output force. Its handle and hook are designed for suspension in vaults and manholes. The open scissor-style jaws and inline design enable users to scoop up cable in trenches.

L-com’s armored M12 cable is built with high-flex, outdoor CMX-rated, double-shielded, FR-TPE cable. Its inner cable jacket is resistant to oil, UV rays, and weld splatter, and it is rated for 600V. It has IP-68-rated M12 connectors and a stainless steel armor with 1,500 PSI of crush resistance.


Greenlee’s JRF-4 universal stripping tool is designed for 600V secondary cable jackets from 1/2-in. to 3-in. in diameter, primary jackets and insulations. It has a clamping force of up to 150 lbs. and comes in two configurations: the JRF-4 EPR for EPR coverings and the RJF-4 XLP for XLP insulations. 


Solar Edge’s PV branch cables are made of double-insulated PV wire and enable the connection of multiple low-power modules in parallel to a single power optimizer. They are designed to reduce the number of power optimizers needed for a given installation. 


AFC Cable Systems’ MC luminary multizone cables can replace up to three traditional cables or three power and three control pair cables. Multiple color options and a neutral-per-phase construction are available. 


Cope’s Trof ladder cable tray system is designed to virtually eliminate cable sag and uneven cable point loading. It has corrugations designed to provide lateral rigidity to the bottom of the tray, transmitting the load to the side rails and 1-in. ribs every 2-in., providing continuous support. The ventilation holes create a 68 percent open area to allow air flow and heat dissipation. It is available in hot-dip galvanized steel, pregalvanized steel, stainless steel and aluminum.

Arlington Industries’ LTMC50 liquid-tight, concrete-tight MC cable fitting is designed for PVC-jacketed MC cable and Teck 90 cable. It has a zinc die-cast construction and a trade size of ¹/₂ in. Its cable range is ¹⁴/₂ to ⁶/₃. Included grommets and washers allow it to fit No. 12, No. 14 and No. 10 cable sizes. 


AFC Cable Systems’ MC-PCS jacketed cable has an interlocking steel strip with a PVC jacket and an inner cable composed of two or three single, solid copper THHN/THWN conductors and one twisted, jacketed pair of 16 AWG solid TFN conductors. It allows control-circuit conductors to be placed in a cable with conductors of electric light, power or Class 1 circuits. It is sunlight- and oil-resistant with direct plow-in capability and can be used in temperatures as low as –40°C. 


Southwire’s LSZH XLPO SolononPlus low-smoke, nonhalogen, cross-linked, polyolefin cable is available in multiple conductor sizes. It is an unjacketed, thermoset power cable and is designed for applications in the transit and railway industries, where flexibility, fire-resistance and low-smoke generation are important. 


Platinum Tools’ MCM racheted cable cutter, designed for one-handed operation, cuts stranded, flexible copper and aluminum cable up to 500 MCM. It features ground-fixed and moving steel cutting blades. It also has ergonomic, nonslip handles; a locking latch for safe storage; and a rust-resistant black oxide finish. 


Greenlee Textron’s ES32FML micro cable cutter uses a 10.8V battery platform and has the capacity to cut 11/4-in. fine-stranded copper cable. It has a 350-degree rotating blade head, an autoretract blade feature, a battery level indicator and a built-in LED for illumination while working.


Wiremade Products Corp.’s Cable-MGR prefabricated fittings have a grid pattern of 2 in. by 2 in. and are available in standard widths of 2, 4, 6 and 8 in. with a depth/height of 2 or 4 in. They are available in yellow, white, chrome, black, red, blue and orange finishes as well as custom colors. Fittings and intersections—T-junction, four-way, L-junction and elevation change—include interconnecting hardware.