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Menards’ Fish Tape

Menards’ Masterforce Fish Tape

Manufacturer: Menards Masterforce

Menards’ Masterforce 100-ft. fiberglass fish tape is nonconductive and prevents curling. It features high stiffness and abrasion resistance for long wire runs. It is impact-resistant and has a pull strength of more than 300 lbs.

Product Tag:
  • Fish Tape
  • Hand Tools
Appears In: Electrical Contractor June 2026

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