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Pulling Pal PP10 Cable Installation Pulley, 1-Inch Wide Sheave, 4-Pack

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PP10 4-pack: four pulleys, four chains, eight snap clips, four chain retainer magnets

$XX.XX

About this item

  • DO MORE WITH FEWER HANDS — Strategic pulley placement can help one installer manage corners and direction changes without another person stationed at every transition.
  • 360° SHROUDED SHEAVE — The recessed sheave removes exposed metal brackets and bracket-to-sheave gaps from the cable path to help prevent cable and pull string from catching.
  • LOAD OR REMOVE CABLE MIDSPAN — Rotate the side plates apart during setup or removal to add or remove cable without threading an end through the pulley.
  • PROTECT THE CABLE — Cable rolls through changes in direction instead of dragging across framing, structure, or abrasive surfaces.
  • BUILT FOR REAL JOBS — Shielded ball bearings, 14-inch steel chain, 2 snap clips and chain retainer magnet per pulley. DESIGNED & TESTED FOR 300 LB LOADS. Assembled in USA. Patent Pending.

B · Gallery image review

Story sequence (7-up)

  1. PP10 4-pack: four pulleys, four chains, eight snap clips, four chain retainer magnets
    1. Main Image
  2. PULL →
    Pulling Pal PP10
    Pulling Pal PP10
    Pulling Pal PP10

    DO MORE WITH FEWER HANDS

    Strategic pulley placement can help one installer manage multiple changes in direction without people stationed at every corner.

    2. Do More With Fewer Hands

  3. 360° SHROUDED SHEAVE

    Pulling Pal V2 PP10 showing the 360° shrouded sheave

    360° recessed cable path

    No exposed metal bracket beside the sheave

    Shielded ball bearings

    1" wide sheave

    Designed to help prevent cable and pull string from catching in the pulley.

    3. 360° Shrouded Sheave

  4. LOAD OR REMOVE CABLE MIDSPAN

    Load or remove cable midspan—no threading an end through the pulley.

    PP10 with side plates rotated apart and cable placed in the sheave

    During setup or removal

    1. 1Position pulley
    2. 2Rotate side plates apart
    3. 3Place cable in sheaveShown in photo
    4. 4Close for use
    4. Load or Remove Midspan
  5. PP10 hung by its chain, guiding a cable bundle through a direction change

    PROTECT THE CABLE

    Cable rolls through the direction change instead of dragging across framing, structure or abrasive surfaces.

    5. Protect the Cable

  6. BUILT FOR REAL JOBS

    DESIGNED & TESTED FOR 300 LB LOADS.

    PP10 with its 14-inch steel chain, snap clip, and chain retainer magnet

    14" steel chain

    Snap clip

    Chain retainer magnet

    Retains the chain · assists positioning

    • Shielded Ball Bearings
    • 14" Steel Chain
    • 2 Snap Clips Per Pulley
    • Chain Retainer Magnet
    • Assembled in USA
    • Patent Pending
    • Designed by a Cable Installer
    6. Built for Real Jobs

  7. CHOOSE YOUR PULLING PAL

    PP10 (left) and PP20 (right) opened side by side
    PP10PP20
    Pro Pack: 6 PP10, 2 PP20, hardware sets, and canvas bag

    PP10

    • 1" Wide Sheave
    • Smaller Cable Bundles
    • 4-Pack

    PP20

    • 2" Wide Sheave
    • Larger Cable Bundles
    • 2-Pack

    PRO PACK

    • 6 PP10 + 2 PP20
    • Canvas Bag
    • 8 Complete Hardware Sets
    • Built to handle most jobs

    PP10 and PP20 use approximately the same 1-inch sheave radius.

    The difference is SHEAVE WIDTH.

    7. Choose Your Pulling Pal

Concept detail

PP10 4-pack: four pulleys, four chains, eight snap clips, four chain retainer magnets

1Main ImageWorking

Source: DSC06698.JPG

  • Source DSC06698 — crop + global levels only; the white is a background approximation.
  • FINAL needs professional cleanup: pure white background, remove studio/softbox edges, normalize exposure/color, dust/blemish cleanup only. Do NOT alter product geometry.
PULL →
Pulling Pal PP10
Pulling Pal PP10
Pulling Pal PP10

DO MORE WITH FEWER HANDS

Strategic pulley placement can help one installer manage multiple changes in direction without people stationed at every corner.

2Do More With Fewer HandsTemporary concept

Source: DSC06665.JPG

  • TEMPORARY CONCEPT — schematic ceiling route with real, unaltered PP10 photos (DSC06665) at each transition.
  • Final photography/composite still needed.

360° SHROUDED SHEAVE

Pulling Pal V2 PP10 showing the 360° shrouded sheave

360° recessed cable path

No exposed metal bracket beside the sheave

Shielded ball bearings

1" wide sheave

Designed to help prevent cable and pull string from catching in the pulley.

3360° Shrouded SheaveWorking

Source: DSC06665.JPG

  • Real photo DSC06665 with callouts. No cutaway. Callout target points are approximate — confirm placement.

LOAD OR REMOVE CABLE MIDSPAN

Load or remove cable midspan—no threading an end through the pulley.

PP10 with side plates rotated apart and cable placed in the sheave

During setup or removal

  1. 1Position pulley
  2. 2Rotate side plates apart
  3. 3Place cable in sheaveShown in photo
  4. 4Close for use

4Load or Remove MidspanWorking

Source: DSC06728.JPG (left pulley only)

  • Temporary source DSC06728 cropped to the LEFT (PP10) pulley only — the PP20 is excluded.
  • Steps 1, 2 and 4 are text only; no intermediate pulley states were fabricated.
  • FINAL PHOTO NEEDED: dedicated PP10 three-frame sequence — closed → open/load → closed around cable. Do not imply opening under load.
PP10 hung by its chain, guiding a cable bundle through a direction change

PROTECT THE CABLE

Cable rolls through the direction change instead of dragging across framing, structure or abrasive surfaces.

5Protect the CableWorking

Source: DSC06704.JPG

  • Real jobsite image DSC06704, unprocessed apart from resize. Subtle cable-path arrow only.

BUILT FOR REAL JOBS

DESIGNED & TESTED FOR 300 LB LOADS.

PP10 with its 14-inch steel chain, snap clip, and chain retainer magnet

14" steel chain

Snap clip

Chain retainer magnet

Retains the chain · assists positioning

  • Shielded Ball Bearings
  • 14" Steel Chain
  • 2 Snap Clips Per Pulley
  • Chain Retainer Magnet
  • Assembled in USA
  • Patent Pending
  • Designed by a Cable Installer

6Built for Real JobsWorking

Source: DSC06679.JPG

  • Real photo DSC06679. Magnet is labeled as retaining the chain / assisting positioning — it is shown resting, never carrying load.
  • Optional supplement DSC06700/06701 (real attachment) not used here to avoid repeating the jobsite scene from slot 5.

CHOOSE YOUR PULLING PAL

PP10 (left) and PP20 (right) opened side by side
PP10PP20
Pro Pack: 6 PP10, 2 PP20, hardware sets, and canvas bag

PP10

  • 1" Wide Sheave
  • Smaller Cable Bundles
  • 4-Pack

PP20

  • 2" Wide Sheave
  • Larger Cable Bundles
  • 2-Pack

PRO PACK

  • 6 PP10 + 2 PP20
  • Canvas Bag
  • 8 Complete Hardware Sets
  • Built to handle most jobs

PP10 and PP20 use approximately the same 1-inch sheave radius.

The difference is SHEAVE WIDTH.

7Choose Your Pulling PalWorking

Source: DSC06728.JPG · DSC06731.JPG

  • DSC06728 (PP10 left, PP20 right — model comparison) + DSC06731 (Pro Pack).

C · Brand Story

Brand Story

  • Pulling Pal logo

    CableSlinger®

    LET’S PULL IT TOGETHER™

  • THE ORIGINAL PULLING PAL

    Launched in 2018

    Pulling Pal began as a cable installer’s solution to managing cable through corners and direction changes.

  • PP10 hung by its chain, guiding a cable bundle through a direction change

    DESIGNED BY A CABLE INSTALLER

    Pulling Pal was created around real cable installation work—not adapted from an unrelated pulley application.

  • Pulling Pal V2 PP10 showing the 360° shrouded sheave

    V1 → V2

    The Product Evolves

    The Original Pulling Pal used an open-bracket architecture. Pulling Pal V2 moves the sheave into a 360° recessed, shrouded cable path.

  • Pro Pack: 6 PP10, 2 PP20, hardware sets, and canvas bag

    LET’S PULL IT TOGETHER™

    PP10, PP20 and the Pro Pack give installers the same Pulling Pal approach across smaller bundles, larger bundles and complete-job setups.

D · Premium A+ content

Product description

Module 1 · hero

PP10 hung by its chain, guiding a cable bundle through a direction change

THE ORIGINAL PULLING PAL — EVOLVED

Created for cable installers. Refined around the way cable is actually pulled.

Module 2 · anatomy

ENGINEERED AROUND THE CABLE PATH

Pulling Pal V2 PP10 showing the 360° shrouded sheave

360° shrouded / recessed sheave

1" wide sheave

Shielded ball bearings

Rotating side plates

Chain attachment

Chain retainer magnet

Chain retainer magnet — retains the chain

  • Real photo DSC06665; magnet inset cropped from DSC06679 because the magnet isn't in the anatomy shot.

Module 3 · tiles

WHY INSTALLERS USE PULLING PAL

  • PP10 hung by its chain, guiding a cable bundle through a direction change

    Corners & Direction Changes

  • PP10 carrying a cable bundle below overhead structure

    Long Pulls With Limited Crew

  • PP10 chained to overhead structure with a cable bundle

    Protecting Cable Around Structure

  • PP10 with its 14-inch steel chain, snap clip, and chain retainer magnet

    Flexible Attachment

  • PP10-only imagery. DSC06700/06703/06704 are the same setup from similar angles — visibly repetitive. A dedicated PP10 shoot per use case would strengthen this module.

Module 4 · sequence

FROM THE ORIGINAL PULLING PAL TO V2

  1. 2018

    THE ORIGINAL PULLING PAL

    Original open-bracket architecture

  2. V2

    Pulling Pal V2 PP10 showing the 360° shrouded sheave

    PULLING PAL V2

    360° shrouded / recessed sheave

  • V1 art is a managed placeholder — real Original Pulling Pal photography needed. No milestones between 2018 and V2.

Module 5 · split

POSITION IT WHERE THE PULL NEEDS IT

SETUP / REMOVAL

PP10 with side plates rotated apart and cable placed in the sheave

Load or remove cable midspan—no threading an end through the pulley.

Close for use

PULLING UNDER LOAD

PP10 hung by its chain, guiding a cable bundle through a direction change

Cable rolls through changes in direction instead of dragging across surrounding structure.

  • Setup/removal (open) and pulling (closed) are separate panels so opening is never shown under load.

Module 6 · comparison

WHICH PULLING PAL FITS THE JOB?

PP10 (left) and PP20 (right) opened side by side
PP10PP20

PP10 and PP20 use approximately the same 1-inch sheave radius.

The difference is SHEAVE WIDTH.

PP10 with side plates rotated apart and cable placed in the sheave
PP10This item
PP20 with side plates rotated apart
PP20
Pro Pack: 6 PP10, 2 PP20, hardware sets, and canvas bag
Pro Pack
Sheave Width1"2"Both
Approx. Sheave Radius~1"~1"~1"
Best ForSmaller Cable BundlesLarger Cable BundlesMost Jobs / Mixed Pulls
Package4 PP102 PP206 PP10 + 2 PP20
360° Shrouded SheaveYesYesYes
Shielded Ball BearingsYesYesYes
Midspan Loading / RemovalYesYesYes
Attachment Hardware4 complete sets2 complete sets8 complete sets
Canvas BagNoNoYes
  • PP20 column image is the right-hand pulley of DSC06728, used only in this model comparison.

E · Internal notes

Shoot list & open decisions

  • open1 · V1 photography: REAL V1 / Original Pulling Pal photography needed for Brand Story cards 1 & 3 and the V1 → V2 A+ module.
  • open2 · Midspan sequence: FINAL PP10 MIDSPAN SEQUENCE needed: closed → open/load → closed around cable.
  • open3 · Fewer hands: FINAL “DO MORE WITH FEWER HANDS” creative needed. Current gallery 2 is a temporary concept/composite.
  • open4 · Main image: DSC06698 needs professional cleanup: pure white background, remove studio/softbox edges, normalize exposure/color, dust/blemish cleanup only. DO NOT alter product geometry.
  • open5 · Export dimensions: Final Amazon export and module-specific dimensions will be set when artwork is approved. Current proportions (incl. the square 2000 × 2000 gallery canvas) are working layouts, not export specs.
  • openJobsite model check: DSC06700/06703/06704 are used as PP10 per the sprint brief — confirm on the physical shoot that the pulley shown is PP10.
  • decidedWorking copy: Title, bullets, and module copy are working launch copy from the PP10 content sprint.

Placeholders & temporary art in use

  • ●Gallery 2 — Do More With Fewer Hands › DO MORE WITH FEWER HANDSpp10/photo-dsc06665-pp10-tight ← DSC06665.JPGTemporary concept
  • ○Brand Story › THE ORIGINAL PULLING PALv1-history/v1-original-pulling-pal-2018Needed
  • ○Brand Story › V1 → V2v1-history/v1-original-pulling-pal-2018Needed
  • ○A+ 4 — FROM THE ORIGINAL PULLING PAL TO V2 › THE ORIGINAL PULLING PALv1-history/v1-original-pulling-pal-2018Needed

Working photography in use

Crops of real photography, generated by scripts/build-amazon-mockup-assets.mjs.

  • ●Gallery 1 — Main Imagepp10/photo-dsc06698-pp10-4pack-kit ← DSC06698.JPG
  • ●Gallery 2 — Do More With Fewer Hands › DO MORE WITH FEWER HANDSpp10/photo-dsc06665-pp10-tight ← DSC06665.JPGTemporary concept
  • ●Gallery 3 — 360° Shrouded Sheave › 360° SHROUDED SHEAVEpp10/photo-dsc06665-pp10-v2-sheave ← DSC06665.JPG
  • ●Gallery 4 — Load or Remove Midspan › LOAD OR REMOVE CABLE MIDSPANpp10/photo-dsc06728-pp10-open-left-crop ← DSC06728.JPG (left pulley only)
  • ●Gallery 5 — Protect the Cable › PROTECT THE CABLEpp10/photo-dsc06704-pp10-jobsite-direction-change ← DSC06704.JPG
  • ●Gallery 6 — Built for Real Jobs › BUILT FOR REAL JOBSpp10/photo-dsc06679-pp10-hardware-set ← DSC06679.JPG
  • ●Gallery 7 — Choose Your Pulling Pal › CHOOSE YOUR PULLING PALbrand/photo-dsc06728-pp10-pp20-open-comparison ← DSC06728.JPG
  • ●Gallery 7 — Choose Your Pulling Pal › CHOOSE YOUR PULLING PALpro-pack/photo-dsc06731-pro-pack-kit ← DSC06731.JPG
  • ●Brand Storybrand/logo-pulling-pal-on-dark ← packaging/PP20.png
  • ●Brand Story › DESIGNED BY A CABLE INSTALLERpp10/photo-dsc06704-pp10-jobsite-direction-change ← DSC06704.JPG
  • ●Brand Story › V1 → V2pp10/photo-dsc06665-pp10-v2-sheave ← DSC06665.JPG
  • ●Brand Story › LET’S PULL IT TOGETHER™pro-pack/photo-dsc06731-pro-pack-kit ← DSC06731.JPG
  • ●A+ 1 — THE ORIGINAL PULLING PAL — EVOLVEDpp10/photo-dsc06704-pp10-jobsite-direction-change ← DSC06704.JPG
  • ●A+ 2 — ENGINEERED AROUND THE CABLE PATHpp10/photo-dsc06665-pp10-v2-sheave ← DSC06665.JPG
  • ●A+ 2 — ENGINEERED AROUND THE CABLE PATH › Chain retainer magnet — retains the chainpp10/photo-dsc06679-magnet-detail ← DSC06679.JPG
  • ●A+ 3 — WHY INSTALLERS USE PULLING PAL › Corners & Direction Changespp10/photo-dsc06704-pp10-jobsite-direction-change ← DSC06704.JPG
  • ●A+ 3 — WHY INSTALLERS USE PULLING PAL › Long Pulls With Limited Crewpp10/photo-dsc06703-pp10-jobsite-cable-bundle ← DSC06703.JPG
  • ●A+ 3 — WHY INSTALLERS USE PULLING PAL › Protecting Cable Around Structurepp10/photo-dsc06700-pp10-jobsite-chain-attach ← DSC06700.JPG
  • ●A+ 3 — WHY INSTALLERS USE PULLING PAL › Flexible Attachmentpp10/photo-dsc06679-pp10-hardware-set ← DSC06679.JPG
  • ●A+ 4 — FROM THE ORIGINAL PULLING PAL TO V2 › PULLING PAL V2pp10/photo-dsc06665-pp10-v2-sheave ← DSC06665.JPG
  • ●A+ 5 — POSITION IT WHERE THE PULL NEEDS IT › Load or remove cable midspan—no threading an end through the pulley.pp10/photo-dsc06728-pp10-open-left-crop ← DSC06728.JPG (left pulley only)
  • ●A+ 5 — POSITION IT WHERE THE PULL NEEDS IT › Cable rolls through changes in direction instead of dragging across surrounding structure.pp10/photo-dsc06704-pp10-jobsite-direction-change ← DSC06704.JPG
  • ●A+ 6 — WHICH PULLING PAL FITS THE JOB?brand/photo-dsc06728-pp10-pp20-open-comparison ← DSC06728.JPG
  • ●A+ 6 — WHICH PULLING PAL FITS THE JOB?pp10/photo-dsc06728-pp10-open-left-crop ← DSC06728.JPG (left pulley only)
  • ●A+ 6 — WHICH PULLING PAL FITS THE JOB?pp20/photo-dsc06728-pp20-open-right-crop ← DSC06728.JPG (right pulley only)
  • ●A+ 6 — WHICH PULLING PAL FITS THE JOB?pro-pack/photo-dsc06731-pro-pack-kit ← DSC06731.JPG

Final export slots

7 of 7 awaiting final art. Save as .png, .jpg, or .webp under public/mockups/amazon/ — a final file replaces the working creative.

  • ○Gallery 1 — Main Imagepp10/final/gallery-01-main
  • ○Gallery 2 — Do More With Fewer Handspp10/final/gallery-02-fewer-hands
  • ○Gallery 3 — 360° Shrouded Sheavepp10/final/gallery-03-shrouded-sheave
  • ○Gallery 4 — Load or Remove Midspanpp10/final/gallery-04-midspan
  • ○Gallery 5 — Protect the Cablepp10/final/gallery-05-protect-cable
  • ○Gallery 6 — Built for Real Jobspp10/final/gallery-06-built
  • ○Gallery 7 — Choose Your Pulling Palpp10/final/gallery-07-family