00:05Kellems has several series of grips for use with fiber optic communications cable.

00:10These grips include pulling grips with built in swivels, grips with steel ends to protect

00:15fragile cable ends, grips with low profiles to pull cables in tight places.

00:21And the OPTISOK an effective tool to place pre terminated cables also available are grips

00:27to support fiber optic cable.

00:30Wire rope grips are used for changing wire rope on oil derricks,

00:34large cranes, overhead cranes and drag lines.

00:38It provides a quick safe, inexpensive temporary splice by installing the used wire rope in one

00:45end and the new rope in the other. The new wire rope can be pulled in as the old

00:50one is pulled out.

00:51Splicing grips are used as a temporary splice for rope cable or wire rope.

00:57They can also be used as cable reinforcement and can act as a shield to protect cables and

01:02hoses from abrasion. Conduit riser grips are permanently fastened to a support ring

01:08resulting in a one piece unit which will allow air ventilation within the conduit.

01:13The entire grip is supported by the conduit itself and no other hardware is required.

01:20Kellems hose containment grips are designed to stop this industrial hazard before it starts-

01:25suppressing the violent whipping action of a snapped high pressure hose,

01:29holding it steadfastly in place and allowing it to expend its dangerous kinetic energy in a

01:36controlled and safe manner.

01:38Kellems grips can be customized to accommodate any application.