How Do Parallel Trench Clamps Save On Cable Tray And Civil Engineering Costs?

Traditional cable laying methods require reserving significant space for cable trays and concrete trenches for branch lines, accompanied by extensive civil engineering excavation and ductwork construction. However, using the pg clamp connector method, branching directly alongside the main cable reduces cable tray width and trench depth, thereby minimizing concrete embedding, trenching, and backfilling work. By concentrating branch connections on the main line segment, the number of cable tray support points decreases, and the spacing between hangers can be extended, further reducing costs associated with steel, construction labor, and installation structures.