Wire Pull Mule

First Hands Free - Pro Wire Pulling Tool

Why Choose The Mule

The Wire Pull Mule, is the solution to ending the long grueling hours of pulling wire for you and your teams on job sites.

Save Time
Save Money
Safer Work Environment

Imagine the day when you or your employees never have to spend long, strenuous hours with the tedious task of pulling big clunky wire. Well, that day is here!

Benefits

Provides an effective way to visually inspect the insides of conduit
Increases convenience while performing wire and cable pulling tasks
Offers an affordable alternative to autonomous and sophisticated robotic devices
Easy to operate
Would be dirt, dust and waterproof
Simple and innovative design
Ideal for technicians who work with cables and conduites in various industries

Features

The robotic device features a bullet- or cylindrical-shaped main body; would be half the internal diameter of the conduit
Includes an advanced traction drive system comprised of 3 elliptical traction bands disposed in a 120 degree transverse orientation through the main body, towards the front and rear portions; the traction bands could engage a leadscrew or other mechanical drive means of linear, reciprocating, or rotational motion
Features a state-of-the-art infrared camera system to view the motion progress of the robot in the conduit
Features a battery power source or a lightweight multi-wire cable and a handheld remote control with a display screen
Wireless operation could be achieved via using the interior of the metal conduit as a form of waveguide
Additional accessories include the mule lasso, mule rodeo roller, wire pull mule breakaway clip, inside of app, lights, audio recording device, heat resistant body, GPS, infrared frequency, mobile application, etc.
Additional details available upon request
Producible in design variations

The following is a synopsis of data included in the previous market research report provided by Intromark Inc.

Competitive Environment

The preliminary spot check of the competitive environment , did not locate a robotic line pull and video camera inspection device similar to the Wire Pull Mule. Though , there are other mechanisms that assist in similar duties, none were similar or carry the desired traits of the Wire Pull Mule.

Primary Market

The primary market would consist of the electrical contractor market. The US electrical contracting industry includes more than $70,000 establishments (single locations & multi-location companies) with a combined annual revenue of $145 billion. The establishments employ a portion of this nation’s 694,000 electricians.

In addition to the primary market, the international market would represent the Secondary Market, along with similar trades and industries. The global volume of construction is forecast to grow by 85% to 15.5 trillion by 2030, according to a report by Global Construction Perspectives and Oxford Economics sponsored by PwC. The largest construction markets - the US, India, and China - are expected to account for 57% of global growth.

Distribution Channels

The following are the types of potential outlets where the Wire Pull Mule could potentially be distributed to in the above market targets. In obtaining the projected number of outlets for a particular distribution channel, information from the Economic Consensus conducted by the US Census Bureau, is the primary source of information.

Merchant Wholesalers of Electrical Apparatus & Equipment, Wiring Supplies, and Related Construction Materials (with employees): 12,482
Merchant Wholesalers of Hardware Items (with employees): 6,659

Of particular interest within some general categories suggested could be these more specialized potential outlets (as counted by a major business list firm:

Wholesalers of Contractor’s Equipment & Supplies: 10,860

According to the Economic Consensus, nearly 7,190 merchant wholesalers (with employees) cite exporting to the primary nature of their business. This number represents 3.2% of the total number of exporting establishments tracked by the Foreign Trade Division of the US Commerce Department. In addition to the exporters included above, these exporters may be of interest when considering distribution to the international market:

Wholesale Market Exporters of Electrical Apparatus & Equipment of Wirings Supplies, & Construction Materials (with employees) 207

Industrial Classification

The following represents the number of manufacturers classified in the broad category corresponding to the Wire Pull Mule:

2,392 Manufacturers of Electronic Computers
2,469 Manufacturers of Computer Peripheral Equipment
1,660 Manufacturers of Transportation Equipment

Development

The Wire Pull Mule is utility patent approved and currently in the process of seeking funding for the development of the prototype, mobile application, and marketing, as well as continued market research.

Currently in the Process of Completing:

Prototype Development
Mobile Application Development
Continued Product Research
Marketing Team Acquisitions

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Inspiration For The Invention

“Wire pulling tasks are extremely challenging, physical and time consuming and they require multiple electricians. I thought there could be a more efficient way to get the job done, so I invented this. My design saves time and reduces labor for electricians, computer technicians, IT specialists and others who work with cables and conduits.”

Bio

Allen Brown was born in the Bay Area,CA to two loving military parents and an older brother. Three years later they moved to Norfolk/ Virginia Beach, VA, where Allen was mostly raised and stayed through his teenage and young adult life. Allen, with a passion for music, decided to attend, and was accepted into Full Sail University in Orlando, FL. He graduated from Full Sail University in the top of his class with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Entertainment .

He was the only one that was picked right out of his class by the biggest Audio Visual company in the Southern United States, and moved down to Miami, FL to work. It was there that started his career in the audio visual industry, which expanded over the next decade and more. Working in the audio visual industry, as a technician was an extremely physically demanding role. After several years of working in this field, Allen realized that one of the most strenuous tasks that he had to accomplish on a consistent basis, was pulling wire. Not only was it physically difficult, it was time consuming, and mentally exhausting. He just knew there had to be a better way to carry out this grueling task, that is how the Wire Pull Mule came into existence.