Product Description
Puljak® Type B Chain Link Fence Puller — 30" or 48" Rod
- Fabric stretcher head — Studs hook directly into chain-link mesh for fast, even pulls.
- One-person operation — Smooth pump action with a safe trigger release.
- Rod options — 30" for most residential runs; 48" for tall or heavy fabric.
- Pro-grade build — Rugged workhead; field-proven durability.
The Type B is the Puljak most installers reach for to tension chain-link fabric quickly and consistently. Hook the stretcher studs into the mesh, pump to tension, and clamp off at the terminal—it’s that simple. For tight sites or rebar/wire pulls on the same job, pair with the Reversed Puljak Type A and keep tension bars and tension bands on hand for tie-offs.
Why Choose This
- Purpose-built for fabric — Direct mesh engagement means fewer slip points and faster cycles.
- Cleaner finishes — Even pulls help panels line up square before tying.
- Scales to job size — Swap rod length to match fence height and leverage needs.
Specifications
| Tool Type | Puljak Type B fabric puller (stretcher studs hook into mesh) |
| Rod Lengths | 30" (2½ ft) or 48" (4 ft) hardened steel |
| Operation | One-person pump action; trigger cam for safe tension release |
| Typical Setup | Use with tension bars and tension bands at terminal posts |
| Applications | Tensioning chain-link fabric; assisting barbed-wire runs |
| Pull Capacity | Manufacturer states over ~1,000 lb class (workhead/rod dependent) |
Installation (Quick Steps)
- Hook stretcher studs into the chain-link mesh at your pull point.
- Pump the handle to bring the fabric to clamping position at the terminal.
- Secure with tension bar and bands; depress trigger cam to release safely.
Buying Guide
- Rod length — 30" for 4–6 ft fences; 48" for 6–8 ft fabric or when you want more leverage.
- Task mix — Add a Type A (Reversed) if you’ll be pulling rebar/tension wire or working tight corners.
- Consumables — Keep spare tension bars and bands to avoid downtime.
- Care — Wipe and lightly lube moving parts; inspect the release cam regularly.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the Type B do that Type A doesn’t?
- Type B hooks directly into the mesh to stretch fabric; Type A hooks to a tension bar (or rebar/wire) and works great for alignment or in constrained spaces.
- Can I use one tool for all heights?
- Yes; choose 30" or 48" rods to match reach/leverage needs.
- Is it safe to release under load?
- Yes—use the trigger cam to bleed off tension in a controlled manner.
Comparison
- Puljak Type B (this item) — Primary tool for stretching chain-link fabric quickly and evenly.
- Reversed Puljak Type A — Best for rebar/tension-wire pulls, hooking to a tension bar; excels against walls or tight clearances.
- Puljak Compact Combination Set — Both tools in one kit with rods for full-job flexibility.
