The Structural Design Of The Wedge-shaped Tension Clamp Enhances Its Durability And Stability.

dead end clamp with eye hook forms a beveled fit with the main body. When the conductor experiences minor deformation due to temperature, this beveled geometry automatically adjusts the frictional contact state, distributing the load pressure between the contact surfaces, thereby reducing relative movement. dead end loop clamp Unlike bolted connections, the beveled fit prevents thread slippage caused by thermal expansion and contraction. This self-adaptive force distribution maintains the contact tightness during repeated temperature cycles.

When thermal cycling occurs on electrical fittings, minute displacements occur between the contact components. Without a proper fit, these displacements can accumulate into significant relaxation. Inside the dead end tension clamp, the mechanical interaction between the conductor, wedge, and housing is optimized through inclined plane geometry to transfer loads, allowing the stressed components to have limited relative movement along the direction of force, thereby reducing the risk of fretting wear and relaxation caused by long-term thermal cycling.