A Bolt-type Tension Clamp, Offering Beneficial Effects.

1.  By incorporating a buffering mechanism, when in use, the wire to be secured is placed above the contact plate, and then the pressure plate is pressed down onto the wire.  A ​​U-shaped threaded post is then inserted into the limiting hole, and a fixing nut is used to tighten the U-shaped threaded post against the pressure plate. The bottom of the pressure plate has a rubber layer, which, combined with a strong spring, better prevents the wire from directly contacting the load-bearing body or the inner side of the connector, preventing damage to the wire. When disassembling the bolted type strain clamp, after removing the U-shaped threaded post, the strong spring provides a spring force, facilitating the removal of the load-bearing body and connector from the outer surface of the wire, making it more practical and easier to use;
2.  By incorporating a snap-fit ​​mechanism, when in use, the snap plate is inserted into the slot via the pointed end. At this point, the first connecting buckle and the second connecting buckle are in contact and connected. Then, a bolt is used to fix the first and second connecting buckles together, thereby better connecting the load-bearing body and the connector. This allows the user to increase the number of U-shaped threaded posts for better wire fixation, thus improving stability and practicality, and making operation simpler.