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Greenlee nylon fish tape 3/16 in 50 ft green with black handle in 13 in plastic winder case

Greenlee

Greenlee FTN536-50 3/16 in x 50 ft Nylon Fish Tape

SKU CH-RDYP-FFAE1

Nylon fish tape pulls wire through conduit with a non-conductive eyelet and 250 lb tensile strength for work near energized lines

  • Non-conductive eyelet for safe fishing near energized lines
  • 250 lb tensile strength handles tough conduit pulls
  • Nylon tape resists curl for smooth feeding
  • 50 ft length reaches long runs without joints
  • 13 in plastic winder case stores tape neatly

Product Identity

The Greenlee FTN536-50 is a 50-foot nylon fish tape designed for electricians pulling wire through conduit. Its non-conductive construction makes it suitable for work near energised lines where maximum flexibility is required.

Bundled Value

The tape features a curl-resistant green nylon body with a black handle and a non-conductive eyelet end. A replacement cartridge numbered RN536-50 is available separately for when the tape wears out.

Installation Reality

The 13-inch plastic winder case uses a slide mechanism for deployment and retrieval. The 3/16-inch diameter tape offers 250 lb tensile strength but is not for builders who need a metal tape for heavier pulling jobs.

How it compares

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Price $73.99
Cheaper than about 66% of the 5,006 comparable items (median $95.99).

Specifications

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Brand nameGREENLEE

Questions about this item

When will the 50 ft nylon tape need replacing?

Replace the tape if the green nylon jacket shows cuts, abrasion or permanent kinks that the curl-resistant design cannot straighten. The cartridge number for a direct swap is RN536-50.

What stops the 3/16 in tape on a long conduit pull?

The 250 lb tensile strength is the hard limit; exceed it and the round nylon core can snap. Friction in tight bends or existing cable fills reaches that limit first.

Does the 13 in plastic winder case get hot or noisy during all-day use?

The case is a passive plastic winder with a slide mechanism — no motor, no electronics — so it produces no heat and no audible noise during continuous pulling.

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