The Ease Of Conductor Positioning Due To The Inner Wedge Structure Of The Wedge-type Tension Clamp.

The ease of wire insertion via the inner wedge in unit dead end loop clamp stems from the housing geometry and the perfect match between the wedge's sliding surface and the wire's trajectory. The C-shaped opening in unit dead end tension clamp provides a direct path for wire entry, allowing the wire to be pushed in along a predetermined trajectory. The inner wedge then slides into the wedge-shaped cavity after wire insertion, creating a self-locking mechanism.

The inner wedge in unit fiber optic dead end clamp slides forward along the housing wall after being pushed until it engages with the wire. The curvature of the lead slot in unit fixed dead end clamp is a multiple of the wire diameter, ensuring natural positioning during wire insertion.