01HAND TOOLS
Secure Grip for Every Duct
In the quiet precision of a technician’s kit, this tool stands ready for the task at hand. Its metallic sheen hints at durability, while its form speaks to function, designed to slide effortlessly into conduits and ducts where visibility is limited.
The AIMALL cable pulling sock secures your wire with an automatic tightening action that responds to tension. It suits electricians and telecom professionals handling NBN, Telstra, or general electrical installations who require reliability without slippage.
1 × Stainless Steel Cable Pulling Sock(selected size and color)


02MATERIALS
Stainless Steel Double Weave Construction
Crafted from stainless steel, the sock features a double-weave mesh structure. This specific weave pattern creates a textured surface that grips the cable firmly without crushing it. The material choice ensures resistance to corrosion, allowing the tool to maintain its integrity across various environmental conditions, from dry interiors to damp outdoor channels.

04SIZING
Colour-Coded Diameter Selection Guide
Each sock is assigned a distinct colour corresponding to a specific cable diameter range. Blue fits 4–6 mm, black handles 6–10 mm, red covers 10–12 mm, green accommodates 12–15 mm, white manages 15–20 mm, and yellow is sized for 20–25 mm. This visual coding allows for rapid selection in the field, ensuring the correct tool is paired with the line before work begins.
05DETAILS
Single-Eye Loop Connection Point
The single-eye loop design offers a streamlined interface for attaching winches, ropes, or other pulling apparatus. This configuration minimizes bulk at the connection point, facilitating smoother passage through narrow conduits and cable trays. The open loop also simplifies the process of securing the tool, reducing setup time during repetitive installation tasks.


06AT A GLANCE
The key points
- Double-weave stainless steel mesh tightens under tension
- Single-eye loop design connects smoothly to winches or ropes
- Colour-coded sizes from blue (4–6 mm) to yellow (20–25 mm)
- Reusable and corrosion-resistant for indoor and outdoor work
- Protects cable insulation while distributing pulling force evenly
07
About this product
This stainless steel cable pulling sock is a reliable tool for electricians and telecom technicians. Designed with a double-weave mesh, it tightens automatically under tension, providing a non-slip grip while protecting cable insulation during pulling operations. The single-eye loop design is perfect for pulling wires through conduits, ducts, or underground channels. Each sock is color-coded by size, making it easy to select the right grip for your cable diameter. Ideal for cable replacement, installation, or maintenance work in NBN, Telstra, and general electrical projects.

Features
- Double weave stainless steel mesh provides strong grip and even tension distribution
- Color-coded sleeves for easy size identification
- Single eye loop design for smooth connection with winches, ropes, or pulling tools
- Ideal for pulling cables through conduits, pipes, ducts, or cable trays
- Automatically tightens with pulling force and loosens by reversing direction
- Reusable and corrosion-resistant for indoor and outdoor use
Specifications
- Product Type
- Cable Pulling Sock
- Design
- Single eye loop
- Material
- Stainless steel
- Weave Type
- Double weave
- Color-coded Sizes
- Blue: 220 mm, fits cable diameter 4–6 mm Black: 260 mm, fits cable diameter 6–10 mm Red: 300 mm, fits cable diameter 10–12 mm Green: 370 mm, fits cable diameter 12–15 mm White: 390 mm, fits cable diameter 15–20 mm Yellow: 470 mm, fits cable diameter 20–25 mm
- Application
- For pulling cables through conduits, ducts, or pipes
- Reusable
- Yes
Notes
- Always select the correct size for your cable to ensure a secure grip and reliable performance.
- Using an oversized sock may result in slippage or cable sheath damage.
- Manual measurement may vary by 1–2 cm.
- Color may appear slightly different due to lighting or monitor settings.















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