Milwaukee 0.13 in. W X 50 ft. L Steel Fish Tape

Milwaukee 0.13 in. W x 50 ft. L Steel Fish Tape is a pro-grade solution for clean, efficient wire pulls through conduit, walls, and tight chase spaces. Built to deliver controlled feeds, this steel fish tape helps you navigate bends and long runs with less rethreading, so you can finish electrical installations faster and with fewer headaches.

Key characteristics that matter in the field

• Material and construction: Solid steel for rigidity and predictable feeding, making it ideal for longer pulls and stubborn runs where flexible tapes struggle.
• Tape width and length: 0.13 in. width with a generous 50 ft length, balancing maneuverability in tight spaces with ample reach for mid-length runs.
• Visibility: Distinct black/red coloring helps you track orientation and progress under fixtures, behind walls, or inside conduit.
• Package details: Includes 1 steel fish tape, designed for single-use or multi-pull reuse depending on the job and care you provide.
• Brand assurance: Milwaukee’s reputation for durable, field-ready tools translates to reliable feeding and consistent performance job after job.
• Care note: Not corrosion resistant. Store in a dry environment to extend life and reduce rust risks when not in use.

Why this steel fish tape helps you work smarter

When you’re fishing wires through conduit or pulling conductors behind walls, rigidity matters. The Milwaukee steel tape maintains a straight pull through long runs, letting you guide the path with confidence rather than battling kinks and snags. The narrow 0.13 in. profile is purposefully chosen to slide through tight bends, joist bays, and compact conduit while still offering enough strength to pull connectors and wires where needed.

Ideal use cases

• Running NM cable or THHN conductors through conduit runs in renovation or new-build projects.
• Fishing wires behind drywall, baseboards, or attic access where spacing is limited.
• Replacing or upgrading wiring in residential or light commercial settings where long pulls are common.

How to get the best results

• Inspect the tape for any burrs or kinks before use to minimize snagging during the pull.
• Lubricate or guide the tape gently around bends to reduce resistance and preserve the tape’s edge.
• Feed slowly, using short, controlled advances, and pull steadily from the opposite end to maintain a smooth path.

Who should consider this Milwaukee fish tape?

Licensed electricians, contractor teams, and serious DIY enthusiasts tackling medium to long wiring runs in walls or conduit will appreciate the balance of length, width, and rigidity. It’s especially beneficial for jobs where a robust, straight pull is more important than extreme flexibility.

Important note on availability: Sale of this product on third-party online marketplaces is prohibited.