Why Is The Strength Of Bolt-type Tension Clamps Closely Related To The Design Of Thermal Blocks?

The screw plug bolted type strain clamp is fixed in the annular groove via its external threaded area, ensuring a tight and reliable structural connection. The end of the spring, closest to the central axis of the base tube, abuts against the heat-conducting block dead end strain clamp. This structural improvement gives bolted dead end clamp improved tensile strength and thermal stability in high-voltage transmission lines.