The Stingray

Part #40400

Snap The Stingray into the corner of a drop ceiling for a safe, effective chase to pull wire in. The Stingray has a slit running the full length to easily add and take out wires. To remove simply pull the tail and slide it off the grid.

Features:

Protects expensive and fragile cables.
Protects ceiling from twisting and marring.
Smooth interior creates an almost frictionless chase.
Middle slit allows for easy cable removal or addition at any time.
Fits 1″ standard ceiling grid.

Let’s talk tool belts and work pants!

Speed, efficiency, and safety are everything to a professional electrician. Every electrician knows the importance of having the right tool at the right time. Usually having a toolbox is good enough for quick access to your tools. But, if you need to fix an electrical issue in the ceiling, will you be taking your carrier up the ladder? No, because it will just get in your way. Also, you can’t climb downstairs every time you need a new tool. So, you need an alternative, and that alternative is an electrician tool belt.

Things to keep in mind when looking for a tool belt!

Construction Material – Two of the most common materials are nylon and leather. Leather is great for durability, toughness, and ages well. It is an ideal choice if longevity is your main concern. On the other hand, nylon does hold up pretty good and can certainly take a beating, especially if it has a heavy-duty stitching. However, in case of a break, nylon is cheaper

September 12, 2019|