Technical Analysis Of The Ease Of Installation Of Wedge-type Tension Clamps

Tension fixing of overhead lines typically requires withstanding significant mechanical stress. clamp dead end adopts the wedge self-locking principle. When the wire is inserted into dead and clamp, the greater the tension, the stronger the biting force between the wedge and the wire. This passive locking mechanism eliminates the need for complex tightening operations; workers simply insert the conductor into the designated position, relying on the conductor's own tension to complete the fixation.

Traditional tension connection methods often require specialized equipment such as hydraulic pliers and torque wrenches, placing high demands on the tooling and operational skills of the construction team. The installation process of dead clamp does not rely on power tools; wire insertion and wedge positioning can be completed manually. This design reduces the burden of carrying equipment on the construction site, especially in mountainous or remote areas, minimizing delays caused by tool shortages.

Power line construction often faces challenging environments such as working at heights and in confined spaces. The compact design and one-way operation of the dead end clamp overhead line allow installers to quickly complete the fixing work on the tower. The dead end clamp with eye hook design's internal toothed pattern creates multiple points of contact with the conductor surface, dispersing stress concentration areas. This structure eliminates the need for additional inspections and adjustments after installation, significantly simplifying the construction process and reducing both labor and time costs.