Cobra Duct Rods

Ritelite's Cobra Duct Rod Manufacturing Process

  • Manufacturers of Cobra Duct Rodding Systems since 1990
  • Range of rodding systems from 4.5mm to 14mm diameter rod
  • High quality fibreglass rod & frames
  • Traceable systems for full accurate and precision detection of full rod position
Ritelite’s range of continuous cable duct rodding systems offer a compact, labour saving solution whether installing cables in ducts, threading draw ropes through pipes or surveying drains with CCTV cameras. As one of the leading global manufacturers of continuous duct rodding systems, all Ritelite Cobra’s are manufactured using custom built machinery designed and manufactured by us. This enables Ritelite to quickly manufacture and dispatch large quantities of rodding systems in any configuration to our worldwide customer base including next day delivery service in the UK.
DESIGN
Cobra - Design
Cobra - Design
FRAME MANUFACTURE
Cobra - Frame Manufacture
Cobra - Frame Manufacture
COBRA ROD PRODUCTION
Cobra - Production
Cobra - Production
Cobra - Production
Cobra - Production
Cobra - Production
Cobra - Production
SYSTEM ASSEMBLEY
Cobra - Assembly
Cobra - Assembly
Cobra - Assembly
Cobra - Assembly

OEM & BESPOKE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE

MaxiHC 14 - Safty Break

Ritelite’s technical experience and production flexibility allows us to offer bespoke design and manufacturing to meet specific customer requirements. Own branding of products is also supported in house by our graphic design department.

What is a Cobra Duct Rod used for?

What is a Cobra Duct Rod used for?

Cobra duct rods are used in many industries including telecommunications, Electricity and plumbing and Detection when installing cables, pulling draw ropes, surveying drains and ducts and locating blockages. Find out more about the different applications.

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How to use a Ritelite Cobra Duct Rodding System

How to use a Ritelite Cobra Duct Rodding System

It is important that Ritelite’s Cobra Duct Rods are used properly and safely in all applications that they are commonly used in. These are some general instructions to help users set up and operate our rodding systems including things to check before use.

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