Bolt-type Tension Clamp Operation Requirements

bolted type strain clamp Applying vertical pressure to the conductor through fasteners to generate sufficient friction between the conductor and the clamp body to withstand tension is a structural feature widely used in fixing small and medium cross-section conductors.

The design and manufacture of products according to standard dead end strain clamp must meet the mechanical requirements of power grid construction and operation. For example, the geometric fit between the U-bolt and the corrugated groove directly affects the force mechanism of the component. This fit is not only related to the contact friction during the fastening process, but also to the stability of the conductor after it is under tension.

Manufacturers typically use weather-resistant alloy materials to create the bolted dead end clamp main body through precision casting and machining processes, and then equip it with high-strength fasteners to construct the overall component. This specialized processing enhances the durability of the entire component during installation and use.