Towing heads, duct pullers & swivels
Brewis have manufactured towing heads and swivels for 40 years.
Since 1984 they have been solving trenchless technology problems.
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Towing Heads
Standard towing head
Grips inside
The Brewis Standard towing head grips internally to provide a quick and secure connection to pull PE.
The harder the eye is pulled the harder the pipe is gripped. There are no welds to break, and a drop forged eye bolt for peace of mind.
The Brewis standard towing head / duct puller provides a quick and easy way to attach a pulling eye to the end of a polyethylene pipe. There are a large range of towing heads available from 32mm to 900mm diameter.
Features
Installed and removed in seconds
Proven tooth profile for maximum grip - the harder the eye is pulled the harder the pipe is gripped
Pipes seals both SDR 11 and 17.6
High tensile steel, drop forged eye bolts for superior strength - no welds
Mudtight Gold towing head
Grips inside/outside
The Mudtight Gold towing head grips internally and externally sealing the pipe to keep it clear of debris while providing a bulletproof connection.
Designed specifically for horizontal directional drilling, the Mudtight Gold Towing Head provides a quick and easy way to attach a pulling eye to the end of a polyethylene pipe, and at the same time seal the end of the pipe to keep the inside clean. 32mm to 250mm available in stock.
Features
Minimal increase in outside diameter means bore size can be kept to a minimum
Patented seal on inside of the pipes seals both SDR 11 and 17.6
Quick and easy, no cleaning afterwards
Fuse on towing head
Fused on
The Brewis fuse on towing head offers the best combination of security and a clean pipe. Fuse on towing heads are machined from a solid PE rod, with a stepped internal structure to accommodate SDR 9, 11 or 17.6.
The Brewis fuse on towing head is machined from solid polyethylene for high strength. They range in size from 63mm to 740mm. The fuse on heads have sealed, high tensile, drop forged eye bolts for superior attachment. They also feature a stepped design at the back for easy butt fusion to either SDR9, SDR11 or 17.6 pipe. (Other SDR's can be made to order.)
Duct Pullers
Innerduct pullers (carrots)
Grips inside
Carrot pullers offer a quick and cost effective solution for pulling small diameter duct and innerduct. Machined from steel; the pullers are chrome plated for durability, with double cutting edges that actually cut a thread into the duct. Quick and easy to install, they are available in lug or clevis style.
Cable sock
A single eye and double weave cable sock offer a strong, reliable solution for pulling small diameter pipe. Stocked for outside diameters from 16mm to 110mm.
Swivels
HDD swivels - light to medium pulling capacity
Light to Medium pulling capacity
Melfred Borzall tooling is renowned for its strength and durability. The Valu-DUB swivel range available in 4 ¼ and 10T options provides a dependable solution for pulling lighter weight pipe. Greasable bearings and a triple seal system will keep your swivel working day in and day out.
HDD swivels - heavy duty
The range of Brewis swivels are a further development of the famous Brewis heavy duty swivel. Brewis manufactures a multitude of sizes from 10 to 550 US tonne; in box to clevis, or clevis to clevis design. Each swivel uses an SKF Explorer or FAG X-Life spherical roller thrust bearing of a declared size. i.e. The 154 US Ton swivel contains a bearing with a dynamic capacity of 154 US Tons. Most swivel makers don’t declare the bearing capacity of their swivels but instead quote a figure for the strength of the supporting steelwork; this isn’t much help if the bearing has seized!
We stock 10T to 30T Brewis with larger sizes available on request.
Towing head selector
Once you use any of the Brewis towing heads / duct pullers, you'll be hooked on the quality.
Available in sizes up to a metre in diameter, the Brewis range of towing heads have been the towing workhorse of the industry for the last twenty years.
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