Description Of The Fastening Structure Between The Compression Ring And The Body In A Bolt-type Tension Clamp

The two prongs of the compression ring pass through pre-drilled holes in the bolted type strain clamp body. After extending from the dead end strain clamp body holes, nuts are positioned on the outer sides of the two prongs. The compression ring is secured to the clamp body by rotating the nuts.

The entire structure is as follows: the bolted dead end clamp body forms a clamping platform with corresponding holes; the prongs of the compression ring precisely enter these holes; then, nuts are fitted onto the ends of the prongs, and rotation of the nuts achieves compression. This creates a secure connection between the compression ring and the clamp body, preventing relative slippage.

This structure is easy to install. Simply align the compression ring prongs with the holes, insert them, and then tighten the nuts to complete the installation. The nut tightening operation does not require complex tools, facilitating on-site installation and subsequent maintenance.