PA2000 anchor and suspension clamps for service cables

PA2000 anchor and suspension clamps for service cables

Description of self supporting anchor clamp:

The self supporting anchor clamp for ab cable service line.The dead end clamp is designed to anchor insulated service lines with 2 or 4 conductors to the pole or wall. The clamp is composed of a body, wedges and removable and adjustable bail or pad. One core adjustable anchor clamp are design to supporting the neutral messenger,the wedge can be self-adjusting. Pilot wires or street lighting conductor are led alongside the clamp. The self opening is featured by an integrate spring facilities for easily insert the conductor into the clamp. Standard: NFC 33-042.

Materials:

• Body and Wedges: UV resistant, high strength engineering-plastic.
• Bail: Hot-dip galvanized or Stainless Steel.

Features & Benefits:

• Exceeds requirements of NF C 33-042 and other international standards.
• Withstands extreme conditions leading to long life, safety, low maintenance and reduced lifetime cost.
• Engineering plastics provide additional insulation, strength and enable live line working.
• Easy installation without tools.
• Two clamps with a bracket used for large angle assembly which allows for easy turning in congested areas.
• Captive Design Clamp with a bracket used for straining, reduces installation time and cost.

Feature of adjustable tension clamp:

      1.Simple and fast installation requiring no tools.
      2.Suits to all field configurations.
      3.Possible to mount on pole line hardware with open or closed eye.
      4.Mechanical traction resistant.
      5.Supports industrial duty tension.
      6.Corrosion resistant.

For the correct installing cable dead end clamp, the following steps are recommended:

      Loosen the mooring hook from the anchor clamp.
      Place the hook en the place to be mooring point or support, fixing it inside the body of the clamp
      Remove the wedge from its base and then place the cable within the clamp.
      Replace the wedge to its corresponding position and proceed to tense the cable taut.