Abstract: A machine of pulling out a cable from duct includes a main rotation jig connected to a hydraulic pressure motor and rotated contacting with the cable so as to pull out the cable, a winch rotated with the main rotation jig so as to stretch the pulled-out cable, a sub rotation jig mounted to be movable back and forth adjacent or separated from the main rotation jig and to be rotatable so as to stretch the cable between the main rotation jigs, and a table equipped with the main rotation jig, the winch and the sub rotation jig, and mounted vertical to the surface. The machine pulls out a cable in the fixed state to reduce the working area and labor force as well as to increase and control a traction power.

Abstract: A machine of pulling out a cable from duct includes a main rotation jig connected to a hydraulic pressure motor and rotated contacting with the cable so as to pull out the cable, a winch rotated with the main rotation jig so as to stretch the pulled-out cable, a sub rotation jig mounted to be movable back and forth adjacent or separated from the main rotation jig and to be rotatable so as to stretch the cable between the main rotation jigs, and a table equipped with the main rotation jig, the winch and the sub rotation jig, and mounted vertical to the surface. The machine pulls out a cable in the fixed state to reduce the working area and labor force as well as to increase and control a traction power.

Abstract: A conduit pipe is installed within a cable tunnel and telecommunication cables are disposed in the conduit pipe. The conduit pipe is divided longitudinally into a plurality of divided bodies. Each divided body is equipped at one longitudinal side with a retaining part and at the other longitudinal side with a protruded part. A single conduit pipe is formed when the divided bodies are connected to each other along the longitudinal side. Since the divided bodies can be wound around a small-diameter bobbin to be carried, the space for their custody is reduced and the carriage thereof is easier. Further, since connection parts on surfaces of the conduit pipes can be arranged such that they occupy empty spaces between conduit pipes, the space occupied by the connection parts can be minimized, thereby comparatively larger number of telecommunication cables being able to be disposed within the cable tunnel.

Abstract: A conduit pipe is installed within a cable tunnel and telecommunication cables are disposed in the conduit pipe. The conduit pipe is divided longitudinally into a plurality of divided bodies. Each divided body is equipped at one longitudinal side with a retaining part and at the other longitudinal side with a protruded part. A single conduit pipe is formed when the divided bodies are connected to each other along the longitudinal side. Since the divided bodies can be wound around a small-diameter bobbin to be carried, the space for their custody is reduced and the carriage thereof is easier. Further, since connection parts on surfaces of the conduit pipes can be arranged such that they occupy empty spaces between conduit pipes, the space occupied by the connection parts can be minimized, thereby comparatively larger number of telecommunication cables being able to be disposed within the cable tunnel.