Greenlee CR25 Cable Guide
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Greenlee CR25 Cable Guide

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Extended Handling May Be Required
  • Six nylon rollers provide smooth movement of cable and prevent cable damage
  • Pull pin makes opening and closing to insert and remove cables a simple one-step operation
  • Adjustment clamp allows the CR25 to be swiveled and/or rotated into any position
  • Heavy duty 12 gauge cold rolled steel construction for durability and zinc dichromate finish prevents corrosion
  • Up to 20 network cables can be pulled at one time
Overview
The Greenlee CR25 Cable Roller Guide is intended to install network data cables (Category 5, 5e, and 6). It is not intended for installation of electrical power cables. The CR25 is constructed of heavy-duty 12 gauge cold rolled steel. It can be used while pulling up to 20 network data cables at once.
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Greenlee CR25 Cable Guide

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Specifications
General Information
Brand
Greenlee
Part Number
CR25
Product Type
Cable Roller Guide
Packaging
Retail
Country of Origin
Canada
UPC
783310122111
California Residents
Proposition 65 Warning
Physical Characteristics
Weight
2.03 kg
4.48 lb
Material
Steel Frame
Details
Features
Six nylon rollers provide smooth movement of cable and prevent cable damage
Pull pin makes opening and closing to insert and remove cables a simple one-step operation
Adjustment clamp allows the CR25 to be swiveled and/or rotated into any position
Heavy duty 12 gauge cold rolled steel construction for durability and zinc dichromate finish prevents corrosion
Up to 20 network cables can be pulled at one time
Easily attaches to wooden framing members using a lag bolt and the hole in the mounting bracket of the CR25
May also be used with coax, NM, small size THHN, and similar cables

Roller Opening Size: 5" square
About Manufacturer
Greenlee

Founded in 1862, Greenlee Tools got its start as a toolmaker when two brothers needed to manufacture their invention (a special drill surrounded by chisels). With the success of this effort, the Greenlee brothers quickly took on making other woodworking tools and other machinery including a machine that laid track for the railroad. In the mid-80s and beyond, Greenlee added on other toolmakers and diversified the kinds of tools they make and now Greenlee manufactures tools used by tradesmen in all vocations from communications to hydraulic pumps, plumbing, telecom, test equipment and many more. Greenlee is widely recognized as an industry leader for quality hand and industrial tools.

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