Rigguy, Inc.® is focused on new and innovative products. We believe present problems and difficulties are the gateway to future products. We are interested in functional and original ideas that lead to practical solutions. Get in touch if you have product ideas you would like to discuss. We are located in Athens, Georgia.
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Benefits of using Wire Stops
Ease of installation
Fewer parts to inventory
Greater strength
Significant cost savings
Smaller size and simplicity
Installation in tighter places
Better appearance
In ANSI A300 standards revision
Conform to all "shall" clauses in A300
Made by an arborist, for arborists
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Wire Stop® Hub
The Wire Stop® hub is the middle of a hub and spoke system for joining three trunks or leaders together. Our hub solution is less invasive than triangulation, requiring only three holes instead of six.
Wire Stop
Cable using fewer parts & less crew down time.
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Results in a more finished/professional look.
Wire Stop
Cable. Faster. Easier.
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Wire Stop
The internal taper of Rigguy's® wire stop fits over the middle strand of 7-strand EHS cable with the six remaining strands surrounding it. The more pressure that is applied, the deeper into the block the strand and taper are pulled. The Wire Stop® can be used in more applications because it is secured on the outside of the limb or trunk. Because of its small size and simplicity, it makes a more finished, less cluttered, installation.
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