Specialty Tools for Professional Electricians


Holocater

Conduit Layout Tool


Locates Conduit KO Centers 1/2" - 4"

On Panels, Cabinets, Junction Box's,

Walls, and Ceilings

From   Manchester New Jersey


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Inexpensive and Durable


Learn to Use in Minutes

Complete Instruction Included

A Real Time Saver and Error Eliminator


Side "B"


Patented in 1988

Layout Penetrations on Walls
Floors, and Ceilings


In Stock

$ 5.00 + S&H This Item $2.99

CA Residents Add 8.25%

TIP !
A Lot of Guys Like to Open The Holes Up to Accommodate
A Variety of Markers Like a Sharpie or a Ball Point Pen
We Sell Them As Manufactured

STORY

Hi Al, Thanks for your interest in the Holocater. I will try to give you a little history which I hope you do not find boring, but I have 42 years invested in the Electrical Contracting Industry and have had a very rewarding experience which I did not anticipate. I began my career as an office manager for a IBEW contractor in 1964. Sorry if I bust your bubble, but I am not an IBEW member. However, I have always been an IBEW employer or have worked for an IBEW employer. I was a Past President and Governor of the New Jersey Chapter of NECA and have always had a great relationship with the IBEW business managers in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York. Back to the Holocater. John Pressey was an employee of mine back in the 1970's and I am happy to say, we still remain friends along with our wives and frequently get together for old times sake. John is an IBEW member from Maine and a very qualified electrician and just a great guy. John was working on a large control project for a drug company which involved several small conduits into several control cabinets. John made the original Holocater on a piece of cardboard to save him layout time and showed me the piece of cardboard in his wallet one day. We decided to form a company, Competitive Concepts, Inc., to develop and market the Holocater. I spent a lot of personal time and money for this endeavor but it was at that time a losing adventure.