Structural Analysis Of The Clamping Part Of The Suspension Clamp

The clamping part of angle suspension clamp is the core structure that bears the function of suspending the conductor. It is in direct contact with the conductor and supports the weight of the conductor. This section typically consists of a clamping block fixed within a U-shaped or C-shaped bracket. This clamping block has a slot along its central axis to accommodate the conductor and apply pressure to its contact surface, securely positioning the conductor in the designated location.

The design of the clamping part not only involves the connection method between harga suspension clamp and the bracket, but also focuses on the shape processing accuracy of the clamping block and the matching of the through groove size. By fixing the clamping block to the bracket and forming a clamping space using pivotally connected clamping arms, this structure facilitates opening the clamping space during installation, allowing the conductor and clamping block to be placed together within it.

Material selection also plays a crucial role in the structure of the clamping section. Common materials include high-strength steel and aluminum alloys to meet the durability and mechanical compatibility requirements of clamping under various environmental conditions. The opening design on the top surface of the slot allows the conductor to be smoothly guided into the clamping block while maintaining a tight overall fit and shape consistency.