Super Rod CRSK-1115 — 11-15mm cable pulling grip for rods
The Super Rod CRSK-1115 Super Grip is a cable-pulling attachment designed for electricians and cabling installers who need a fast, dependable way to connect cable to their rods when routing through walls, ceilings, voids and conduit. It grips cables with an outer diameter between 11 and 15mm and replaces the old habit of taping cable to a rod, which is slower and prone to slipping. Part of a five-size range covering 4mm to 30mm cables, this grip is colour-coded black for quick size identification on site. It works with single or multiple cables and is compatible with the wider Super Rod cable rod range, making it a practical everyday consumable for professional installation work.
Sized for 11-15mm Cables
This Super Grip is dimensioned specifically for cables with an outer diameter of 11 to 15mm and forms part of a five-size family spanning 4mm to 30mm. Choosing the right grip size matters because an under- or over-sized grip will not hold the cable reliably during a pull, leading to slips and dropped runs inside walls or ceiling voids. With the correct size matched to the cable, the installer gets a confident, first-time pull on common feeds in this diameter band. The black colour-coded sock marker makes it quick to grab the right grip from a tool bag on site rather than test-fitting several.
More Secure Than Taping
The grip provides a quick, clean and secure method of fixing cable to a rod, replacing the traditional approach of binding cable on with insulation tape. Tape is slow to apply, can come loose mid-pull and leaves residue, whereas the woven grip tightens its hold as tension increases. In practice this means fewer failed pulls and less time spent re-feeding a run that has detached inside a cavity, which is exactly where a dropped cable is hardest to recover. It can pull single or multiple cables, so it covers a range of everyday routing jobs.
Compatible With Super Rod Rod Range
The Super Grip is designed to work with the Super Rod cable rod system, screwing onto standard rod threads so it integrates with kits an installer is likely already carrying. This compatibility avoids the guesswork of mismatched threads and keeps the grip usable across multiple jobs and rod sets rather than being a one-off accessory. For day-to-day work it means the grip slots straight into an existing workflow, extending the usefulness of the rods already in the van.
