Pulling Grips

from $25.15
Grip Options:

HDD Pulling Grips | Wire Mesh Cable Pulling Grips for Directional Pulling

Maverick Inc. supplies high-quality HDD pulling grips designed for cable, conduit, and pipe installation in directional drilling and underground utility applications. Our wire mesh pulling grips provide a secure, low-profile connection for pulling power cable, fiber optic cable, and duct through tight bores and conduit systems.

Engineered for durability and ease of use, these cable pulling grips are ideal for contractors who need reliable performance in demanding field conditions.

What Are Pulling Grips?

Pulling grips—also known as cable pulling socks or mesh grips—are woven wire tools that slide over cable or pipe and tighten under tension to create a secure pulling connection.

These are widely used in:

  • Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD)

  • Underground conduit installation

  • Fiber optic and power cable pulls

  • Utility and telecom construction

Key Features & Benefits

  • Low-profile design for tight boreholes and conduit

  • High-strength woven mesh for secure gripping under load

  • Available in single, double, and triple weave configurations

  • Smooth exterior reduces friction and cable damage

  • Made in the USA for consistent quality

Wire mesh grips are designed to distribute pulling force evenly across the cable, helping prevent damage during installation.

Single vs. Double vs. Triple Weave

Choosing the right weave is critical:

  • Single Weave Pulling Grips

    • Best for light-duty pulls

    • Smaller cable diameters

    • Lower tension applications

  • Double Weave Pulling Grips

    • Standard choice for most HDD applications

    • Increased strength and durability

    • Ideal for conduit and utility work

  • Triple Weave Pulling Grips

    • Heavy-duty pulling applications

    • Large diameter pipe or cable

    • Maximum strength and load capacity

Higher weave = higher strength and pulling capacity.

How to Choose the Right Pulling Grip

When selecting HDD pulling grips, consider:

  • Cable or Pipe Diameter

    • Match grip range to your OD (outer diameter)

  • Working Load Requirements

    • Ensure the grip exceeds your pulling tension

  • Application Type

    • Light duty → single weave

    • Standard HDD → double weave

    • Heavy pulls → triple weave

  • Environment

    • Underground, conduit, or overhead installation

FAQ

What are pulling grips used for?

Pulling grips are used to securely pull cable, conduit, or pipe through ducts, conduit, or boreholes during installation.

What is the difference between single and double weave pulling grips?

Single weave grips are used for lighter loads, while double weave grips provide additional strength for standard and heavy-duty applications.

Can pulling grips be used for HDD?

Yes, HDD pulling grips are commonly used in directional drilling to install conduit, fiber, and power cable underground.

How do I choose the right size pulling grip?

Select a grip based on the outer diameter of your cable or pipe and ensure it meets or exceeds your required working load.

Pulling Grip Sizes and Specifications

HDD Pulling Grips | Wire Mesh Cable Pulling Grips for Directional Pulling

Maverick Inc. supplies high-quality HDD pulling grips designed for cable, conduit, and pipe installation in directional drilling and underground utility applications. Our wire mesh pulling grips provide a secure, low-profile connection for pulling power cable, fiber optic cable, and duct through tight bores and conduit systems.

Engineered for durability and ease of use, these cable pulling grips are ideal for contractors who need reliable performance in demanding field conditions.

What Are Pulling Grips?

Pulling grips—also known as cable pulling socks or mesh grips—are woven wire tools that slide over cable or pipe and tighten under tension to create a secure pulling connection.

These are widely used in:

  • Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD)

  • Underground conduit installation

  • Fiber optic and power cable pulls

  • Utility and telecom construction

Key Features & Benefits

  • Low-profile design for tight boreholes and conduit

  • High-strength woven mesh for secure gripping under load

  • Available in single, double, and triple weave configurations

  • Smooth exterior reduces friction and cable damage

  • Made in the USA for consistent quality

Wire mesh grips are designed to distribute pulling force evenly across the cable, helping prevent damage during installation.

Single vs. Double vs. Triple Weave

Choosing the right weave is critical:

  • Single Weave Pulling Grips

    • Best for light-duty pulls

    • Smaller cable diameters

    • Lower tension applications

  • Double Weave Pulling Grips

    • Standard choice for most HDD applications

    • Increased strength and durability

    • Ideal for conduit and utility work

  • Triple Weave Pulling Grips

    • Heavy-duty pulling applications

    • Large diameter pipe or cable

    • Maximum strength and load capacity

Higher weave = higher strength and pulling capacity.

How to Choose the Right Pulling Grip

When selecting HDD pulling grips, consider:

  • Cable or Pipe Diameter

    • Match grip range to your OD (outer diameter)

  • Working Load Requirements

    • Ensure the grip exceeds your pulling tension

  • Application Type

    • Light duty → single weave

    • Standard HDD → double weave

    • Heavy pulls → triple weave

  • Environment

    • Underground, conduit, or overhead installation

FAQ

What are pulling grips used for?

Pulling grips are used to securely pull cable, conduit, or pipe through ducts, conduit, or boreholes during installation.

What is the difference between single and double weave pulling grips?

Single weave grips are used for lighter loads, while double weave grips provide additional strength for standard and heavy-duty applications.

Can pulling grips be used for HDD?

Yes, HDD pulling grips are commonly used in directional drilling to install conduit, fiber, and power cable underground.

How do I choose the right size pulling grip?

Select a grip based on the outer diameter of your cable or pipe and ensure it meets or exceeds your required working load.

Pulling Grip Sizes and Specifications

Range Part Description Item Number Working Load (lbs.)
1/2 - 5/8" Single Weave 50-1430 400
5/8 - 3/4" Single Weave 50-1438 400
3/4 - 1" Single Weave 50-1444 500
3/4 - 1 1/4" Double Weave 50-1015 2,000
1 1/4 - 2" Triple Weave 50-1120 3,500
2 - 2 3/4" Triple Weave 50-1141 4,500
2 3/4 - 3 1/2" Triple Weave 50-1160 5,500
3 1/2 - 4 1/4" Triple Weave 50-1258 6,500