Southwire Company, LLC

Allan W Daniel

Juan Alberto Galindo Gonzalez

Richard M Temblador

Timothy M Andrea

Franklin Clarence Calhoun

John R Carlson

Daniel Irvin

David Brian McCardel

David Mercier

David A Cooper

John D Moore

Timmothy R Bardin

Philip Sasse

James Phillip Tuggle

Chad Garrish

Tim R Bardin

Laurentiu Dragomir

David W Eastep

Mark Lancaster

Sherri M Nelson

Michael L Wesley

Yuhsin Hawig

Paul Springer

Tim Tibor

Tim Regan

Joseph R Gerardo

Jeffrey D Herrin

David G Fuller

Lambros Samouris

Michael Beck

Randall McNurlin

David B Mccardel

Charles L Holcombe

Stuart Wallace Thorn

David Fuller

James Phil Tuggle

Richard Mike Temblador

Laurentiu Dan Dragomir

A method for laying multiple conductors in a container may be provided. The method may comprise receiving the multiple conductors at a monitoring station; receiving the multiple conductors at a drive; and receiving the multiple conductors at the container.

Method for laying multiple conductors in a container

Consistent with embodiments of the invention, a cable package may be provided. The cable package may comprise a cable and a chamber. The cable may comprise a winding and at least one free end. The chamber may define an internal volume containing the cable. The chamber may comprise a continuous opening. The continuous opening may comprise at least one surface arranged to apply pressure to a portion of the cable located proximate to the continuous opening.

Wire and cable package

A wire puller may be provided. The wire puller may comprise a middle portion, a restraint frame, and a front portion. The middle portion may comprise a gear box, a front bracket, a back bracket, and a capstan. The gear box may comprise a drive shaft and the capstan may comprise a hook pin. The restraint frame may be attached to the back bracket. The front portion may be attached to the front bracket. The front portion may comprise a pivot frame, a tube, an arm, a first side plate, a second side plate, a roller, and a flip out support. The pivot frame may comprise a locking mechanism.

Wire puller

Pulling eyes are provided with integrated wiring systems suitable for installing conductors or cables. The pulling eyes may include body portions that define interior cavities that are sized to snugly engage outside portions of the conductors or cables. The body portions are sized to be deformably crimped onto the outside portions of the conductors or cables. The pulling eyes may also include head portions joined to the body portions, with the head portions defining apertures for receiving a strength member for installing the conductors or cables. These apertures place the interior cavities in communication with the exteriors of the pulling eyes.

Integrated systems facilitating wire and cable installations

A cart may be provided for use in moving a container that houses one or more conductors. The cart may comprise a support member, one or more wheels, and a receiving member. The wheel or wheels may be connected to the support member. The receiving member may be attached to the support member. The receiving member may be freely slideable along the support member.

Cart

Container for storing conductors

A wireless-enabled tension meter is disclosed. The wireless-enabled tension meter can include a pulley arrangement through which a portion of a guiding member is routed for use during a pull of conductor through a conduit network. A tension force is exerted on the guiding member during the pull as the guiding member is pulled through the pulley arrangement. The wireless-enabled tension meter can also include a sensor for measuring the tension force, a wireless network interface, and a control module for performing operations. The operations performed by the control module can include capturing data corresponding to the tension force and causing the wireless network interface to send the data to a wireless communication device.

Wireless enabled tension meter

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Woodland, GA, United States of America

Allan W Daniel