50 ft steel cable fish tape designed for pulling electric wire and cable through conduit, walls, and tight spaces. The steel construction gives the tape the stiffness needed to push through runs without excessive stretching, while the plastic carrying case protects the tape when not in use and keeps the line organized for faster jobs. Key benefits Reach long runs: 50 ft length allows routing cables across typical residential and light commercial installations. Strength and control: steel cable provides the rigidity required to push and guide wire through conduit and behind walls. Clean storage and transport: plastic case keeps the tape from kinking, tangling, or collecting debris between uses, extending tool life and saving time on the job. Simple and reliable operation: purposebuilt for pulling electrical wires and small cables safely and efficiently. Features and specifications Length: 50 feet of steel fish tape Material: steel tape with plastic storage case Primary use: electric wire and cable pulling, line pulling for electrical installations Form factor: handheld tape stored in a protective plastic case for portability and onsite protection How it solves common problems Eliminates repeated trips: reach longer conduit runs without multiple extensions. Reduces snags and tangles: the steel tape pushes through bends and openings more predictably than flexible cord. Protects the tool: the plastic case prevents dirt, moisture, and kinks from damaging the tape between jobs, helping maintain consistent performance. Typical applications Running electrical circuits through conduit in residential renovation projects. Pulling lowvoltage cables (data, alarm, or speaker wire) through wall cavities and conduit runs. Retrieving or guiding wires during light commercial wiring and maintenance work. Basic use guidance Feed the steel tape through the conduit or cavity to the target location. Attach the wire or cable securely to the tape end according to local codes and practices. Pull the tape back steadily to draw the cable through the run; keep tension controlled to avoid damage to the cable. Retract and store the tape in the plastic case after use to maintain condition and readiness for the next job. This 50 ft steel cable fish tape in a plastic case is a practical tool for electricians, installers, and DIYers who need a straightforward, durable solution for routing electrical wire and cables.