Advantages of Jetting Compared To Pulling
- Longer installation distances can be reached
- Installation distance less dependent on bends and undulations in duct
- Forces exerted on the cable are lower
- Easier use jet in tandem operation
- The step of installing a winch rope is avoided
- Equipment is needed only at one end of the duct route
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