Cable-lashing machine

Providing parallel pull, the Aerial Cable Lashing Machine lashes single or multiple installations of copper, fiber, and coaxial cables, and lashes combinations of cable and innerduct. The unit weighs less than 35 pounds and can lash cable bundles up to 4 inches in diameter to strands 1/4 to 3/8 inches in diameter. It includes a 6-foot polypropylene towing bridle and a storage chest.
Sept. 1, 1997
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Providing parallel pull, the Aerial Cable Lashing Machine lashes single or multiple installations of copper, fiber, and coaxial cables, and lashes combinations of cable and innerduct. The unit weighs less than 35 pounds and can lash cable bundles up to 4 inches in diameter to strands 1/4 to 3/8 inches in diameter. It includes a 6-foot polypropylene towing bridle and a storage chest.

General Machine Products Co. Inc.

Trevose, PA

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