Greenlee CTF Cable Tray Feeder Reconditioned - 200 03644

Greenlee CTF Cable Tray Feeder Reconditioned  - 200 03644

• Feeds cable aiding up to 200 lbs (90.7 kg) of force
• Force limiter preset to automatically stall on cable to prevent damage to the wire's insulation
• Retained locking pins allow for quick adjustment of legs and feeder along mounting system while utilizing no loose pieces
• Adjustable legs to fit onto tray width sizes of 18"" (457.2 mm) to 36"" (914.4 mm)
• Over-Tray mounting systems allows cable to be placed in tray without taking space up
• Safely control the CTF-200 up to 8' (2.4 m) away with a pendant
• Specifically designed drive roller to safely and evenly grab cable
• Quick release system utilizes 360° swivel and no loose pieces to easily remove cable
• Cam lever system offers a quick clamping mechanism once pulling grip passes through
• Designed and assembled in USA

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Maintenance Tips

• Inspect before use: Check rollers, cam lever, pins, and mounting straps for wear, cracks, or looseness before each job.
• Keep rollers clean: Remove dust, wire debris, and buildup to ensure smooth cable feeding and prevent insulation damage.
• Lubricate moving parts: Lightly oil pivot points, cam lever, and locking mechanisms to maintain smooth operation and reduce wear.
• Check force limiter function: Verify the stall/force limiter engages properly to avoid over-tensioning and cable damage.
• Tighten mounting system: Ensure tray clamps and ratchet straps are secure to prevent movement during operation.
• Avoid overload: Do not exceed rated pulling force (200 lb) or cable diameter limits to protect motor and cable integrity.
• Electrical safety check: Inspect pendant, cords, and controls for damage before powering on.
• Storage care: Store in a dry environment to prevent corrosion, especially on reconditioned units.
• Post-use cleaning: Wipe down metal surfaces and remove any grease or cable residue after each use.
• Scheduled inspection: Perform periodic deeper inspection of motor, bearings, and alignment for long-term reliability.