As well as a full range of other cable laying products, CLP has a number of different types of conduit and manhole cable guides. Cable guides are designed to protect and guide cable during a variety of pulling applications. Because there are all different types of cable in a variety of materials, thicknesses and uses, it is wise to check with the supplier of the cable guides before you order, just to make sure you are getting the right type of guide for the cable you are using.

Some types of cable guides

Corner rollers for trenches - supplied in single units, and suitable for loads up to 500kgs. Pit stakes are sold separately in lengths varying from 400mm to 1200mm.

Trench rollers - both raised and flat, suitable for loads up to 500kgs and cable up to 140mm in diameter.

Replacement rollers for aerial and underground construction equipment - fitted with sealed ball bearing and suitable for 50, 80, 100 140mm diameter cable.

Manhole guides - varieties include pivoting cable slipper and pivoting cable bend with rollers, single and twin roller guides and twin roller guide with hangers used for supporting upside down on the edge of a manhole.

Split lock roller guide - in both single and quad roller. The single caters for cable from 44mm to 140mm in diameter, while the quad is suitable for two diameters; 95mm and 115mm.

Aluminum cable guides - to pull fiber optic cable and suitable for 90mm conduit, for use with non-abrasive ropes only.

Cable guiding bends and slippers - in both standard and hinged and a variety of diameters from 29mm to 140mm.

These are typical of the types of conduit and manhole cable guides used in the power, fibre optics, telecommunications, mining & industrial, infrastructure and energy industries. All are standard designs to speed the process of pulling cable through typical applications, but CLP are able to tailor make guides to suit customer requirements, if a suitable product is not available directly from stock.

The CLP illustrated catalogue has photographs of the various cable guides as well as detailed specifications and product codes. This makes ordering from the catalogue easy, but any doubts can be quickly allayed by contacting the company direct and talking with the sales staff.

The Different Types of Conduit & Manhole Cable Guides

CLP has been in business in Australia and New Zealand for 20 years, and is a leading manufacturer and supplier of electrical and communication cable installation equipment.

With capabilities to design and manufacture components and equipment to client specifications, CLP has complete control over product quality, from design, right through the manufacturing process to on-time delivery.

As well as a full range of other cable laying products, CLP has a number of different types of conduit and manhole cable guides. Cable guides are designed to protect and guide cable during a variety of pulling applications. Because there are all different types of cable in a variety of materials, thicknesses and uses, it is wise to check with the supplier of the cable guides before you order, just to make sure you are getting the right type of guide for the cable you are using.

Some types of cable guides

Corner rollers for trenches - supplied in single units, and suitable for loads up to 500kgs. Pit stakes are sold separately in lengths varying from 400mm to 1200mm.

Trench rollers - both raised and flat, suitable for loads up to 500kgs and cable up to 140mm in diameter.

Replacement rollers for aerial and underground construction equipment - fitted with sealed ball bearing and suitable for 50, 80, 100 140mm diameter cable.

Manhole guides - varieties include pivoting cable slipper and pivoting cable bend with rollers, single and twin roller guides and twin roller guide with hangers - used for supporting upside down on the edge of a manhole.

Split lock roller guide - in both single and quad roller. The single caters for cable from 44mm to 140mm in diameter, while the quad is suitable for two diameters; 95mm and 115mm.

Aluminum cable guides - to pull fibre optic cable and suitable for 90mm conduit, for use with non-abrasive ropes only.

Cable guiding bends and slippers - in both standard and hinged and a variety of diameters from 29mm to 140mm.

These are typical of the types of conduit and manhole cable guides used in the fiber optics, power, telecommunications, mining & industrial, infrastructure and energy industries. All are standard designs to speed the process of pulling cable through typical applications, but CLP are able to tailor make guides to suit customer requirements, if a suitable product is not available directly from stock.

The CLP illustrated catalogue has photographs of the various cable guides as well as detailed specifications and product codes. This makes ordering from the catalogue easy, but any doubts can be quickly allayed by contacting the company direct and talking with the sales staff.