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A draw-off roller (also called a lead-in or draw-off cable roller) is a specialized tool used in the utility and electrical construction industries to guide and support cables as they are pulled off a drum, reel, or coil. It sits directly in front of the cable drum to feed the wire smoothly into a trench, manhole, or duct.
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