Framed Cable Roller

For large diameter power cable installation.Adopt aluminium alloy strengthening carrier rollerDustproof bearingPainted steel framed structureCan be fixed on the ground or cable tray.

Framed Cable Roller is an engineering tool designed for cable laying and pulling, and is widely used in power, communications, construction and industry. Its core function is to replace sliding friction with rolling friction, significantly reducing the resistance of cable dragging, thereby protecting the cable sheath from wear and tear, while improving construction efficiency.

Structure and design features
Framed Cable Roller usually consists of a high-strength metal frame (such as aluminum alloy or galvanized steel) and a rotating roller. The roller surface is covered with wear-resistant rubber or polyurethane coating, which can provide stable support and reduce mechanical damage to the cable. The frame design is mostly adjustable to meet the needs of cables of different diameters or parallel laying of multiple cables. Some high-end models are also equipped with brakes or angle adjustment functions to cope with complex terrain or slope operations.

Core advantages
​​Protect the cable: Rolling friction greatly reduces the friction loss of the cable sheath and extends its service life.
​​Effort-saving and efficient: Reduces the resistance of human dragging, especially suitable for laying long-distance or large-section cables.
​​Versatility​​: Supports horizontal, vertical or tilted installation to adapt to various construction scenarios.
​​Durability​​: The combination of metal frame and wear-resistant rollers ensures long-term stability.
Application scenarios
​​Power engineering​​: Used to cross obstacles or reduce traction when laying high-voltage cables.
​​Communication network​​: Wiring of optical fiber or coaxial cable to avoid signal attenuation due to friction.
​​Construction site​​: Use cranes or winches to accurately position heavy cables.
​​Ships and wind power​​: Achieve safe and efficient cable management in narrow spaces or offshore platforms.