High Shell Strength Is Crucial For Wedge-type Tension Clamps.

The housing of component abc dead end clamp serves as the load-bearing outer shell for the entire dead end clamp for ab cable component when subjected to conductor tension, wind load, and vibration load. Insufficient strength in this shell can easily lead to plastic deformation or cracking. According to standards, the housing material of component dead end clamp for abc cable must meet the following requirements: tensile strength not less than 320 MPa and hardness not less than HB90.

The C-shaped opening design in the housing structure of component fungsi dead end clamp facilitates the mating of component clamp dead end with conductors and wedges during installation. Simultaneously, the housing must resist stress concentration at the edge of this opening. If the housing material or thickness does not meet design requirements, the stress concentration point can become the starting point for fatigue cracks.