Why Is The Clamping Of The Bolt-type Tension Clamp So Secure?

During overhead line installation, clamp bolted type strain clamp securely holds the conductor or lightning rod using a bolt-fastening mechanism. This structure consists of two clamps joined together and bolted together. The outer wall of each clamp has a mounting plate, forming a stable load-bearing structure after bolt connection.

Clamp dead end strain clamp excels in withstanding conductor tension. Its gripping force design typically requires a high proportion of the conductor's rated tensile strength. After installation, the conductor is reliably connected to the tension string or tower using the clamps.

Structurally, clamp bolted dead end clamp works in conjunction with components such as the mounting plate and cable tray. Hanging pins, hanging holes, and limiting devices ensure secure mounting after bolt tightening. After the clamp is connected to the cable tray, a pre-tightening force is applied by locking bolts or limiting nuts to fix the conductor in the designated position.