Leaves Ducts Undamaged. Lowers Reclamation Costs. Aid Loosens stuck cable by softening binding agents such as wax, rust, soap, dirt, bitumen. Lubricates to minimize the force required to pull the cable out once it has broken free. Leaves empty conduit undamaged and ready for re-use after cleaning and drying.
Lowers duct reclamation costs by eliminating expensive cut-ins.
Even a partial success rate often makes the investment of time and effort worthwhile. The end-user must make this determination, however, based on the potential economic advantage of any particular cable removal. Also, the removal of a single cable from a group of cables is usually not possible. All cables in a conduit should be removed in bulk, and new cables installed. It is a thick, pourable liquid for convenient loading into conduit.