Wide Range Distribution Grip with Hot Latch
16477-20
- Wide Range Distribution Grip pulls No. 6 Copper to No. 477 ACSR 0.162 to 0.883-Inch (4.11 to 22.42 mm) cable
- 20-Percent lighter than the Cat. No. KT4500 grip
- One-handed design makes for easier actuation
- Made in the USA
- Spring closes grip on cable to hold the initial position
- Includes a latch to help maintain cable position in the grip jaw
- Large opening in the handle accommodates a wide variety of hooks on hoists, winches and tackle blocks
- Max Safe Load of 5000-Pound (2268 kg)
- Patent pending design
Versatile, one-handed grip holds a wide range of cable sizes pulling No. 6 Copper to No. 477 ACSR. 20-Percent lighter than the Klein's Cat. No. KT4500 grip with easy, one-handed actuation. Design includes a latch to help maintain cable position in grip jaws. Made in the USA, this grip has a maximum safe load of 5000-Pound.
Specifications
Type:
          Parallel Jaw Grip
        Application:
          Wire Pulling
        Special Features:
          Hot Latch
        Overall Length:
          10.25'' (26 cm)
        Overall Height:
          8'' (20.3 cm)
        Overall Width:
          1.75'' (4.4 cm)
        Material:
          Steel
        Cable Type:
          Bare Copper, Aluminum, ACSR
        Cable Diameter:
          0.162 to 0.883'' (4.11 to 22.42 mm)
        Hot Latch:
          Y
        Swing Latch:
          N
        Spring:
          Y
        Locking Handle:
          Y
        Jaw Type:
          Round
        Jaw Length:
          3.31'' (8.4 cm)
        Maximum Safe Load:
          5000 lb (2268 kg)
        Weight:
          3.2 lb (1.5 kg)
        UPC:
          092644470738
        Warnings
- Grips are to be used for temporary installation, not for permanent anchorage.
- When used on/or near energized lines, ground, insulate, or isolate grip before pulling.
- Do not exceed rated capacity.
- Always match proper size and type of grip to application.
- Before each use, clean jaw area and inspect grip for proper operation to avoid slippage.

































