Gripple rental - service

GRIPPLE tensioning pliers allow for stepless adjustment of maximum tension to ensure maximum release but prevent wire breakage. The pliers are characterized by a modern ergonomic maintenance-free design, robustness, and excellent functionality that speeds up and facilitates work.

Rental for 10 days. The driver brings the pliers together with the order, the customer sends them back within 10 days (e.g. by post) at his own expense.

The ingenious mechanism of the GRIPPLE clamps together with these pliers enables the joining, but especially the tensioning of galvanized and plastic-coated wires. The application is very simple. You insert the wires from the left and right into the clips, and tighten them by hand. You put the clip in the pliers and tension the wire with a swinging motion. The mechanism in the clip prevents the wire from moving backwards.

The advantage of this system is the additional possibility of adding tensioned wires. The clip mechanism allows tensioned wires to be released even after the latch mechanism is unlocked.

In fencing systems, this system can reliably replace classic tensioning machines with a ratchet. A big advantage of GRIPPLE tension couplings is their easy and quick assembly. Another advantage is the ability to quickly refinish the guide wires to the required value if they become loose or sag over time.
The use of GRIPPLE couplings is very suitable and effective for continuous joining of all types of welded meshes and nodal forestry meshes. The mutual connection of individual mesh rolls is fast, high-quality and aesthetic compared to the usual method using a binding wire.
GRIPPLE couplings have proven themselves very well in repairing broken wires. The repair is very cheap and fast. 2 pcs are enough. GRIPPLE connectors and a piece of wire, 10 - 20 cm. This eliminates the laborious dismantling of the original line and its replacement with a new one. These simple, cheap and quick repairs are widely used in the repair of your fencing, in orchards, vineyards, hop farms and pastures, especially in the repair of damaged fencing systems.