Diameter 1/2Inch Transmission Line Stringing Tools Bolt Three Bolt Guy Wire Clamp

Transmission Line Stringing Tools Bolt Diameter 1/2Inch Three Bolt Guy Wire Clamp

Product Description

Three Bolt Guy clamp, also called 3 bolt suspension clamp, rolled from carbon steel with straight parallel grooves that will not damage the strand.

3 Bolt Guy Clamp is mainly used on communication line, together with the stay wire and anchor rod to make the pole stable. When the stay wire goes across the anchor rod, the 3 bolt clamp bites the end of the stay wire to prevent the stay wire from creeping down. The grooves of the guy clamp clad the stay wire, and the bolt will fasten two pieces of guy clamp clamping the stay wire.

In another installation way, the 3 bolt guy clamp is replaced by the wire rope clip or guy grip. Some types of guy clamps have curved ends, protecting the wire from damage.

The guy clamp consist of two plates with three bolts equipped with nuts. The clamping bolts have special shoulders to prevent turning when the nuts are tightened.

• Used to secure figure 8 cable to telephone poles.
• Each Suspension Clamp is comprised of two aluminum plates, two 1/2" carriage bolts, and two square nuts.
• The plates are extruded and stamped from 6063-T6 Aluminum.
• Center hole accommodates 5/8" bolts.
• Figure 8 Three-Bolt Suspension Clamps are 6" long.
• Carriage bolt and nuts are formed from Grade 2 Steel.
• Carriage bolts and square nuts are hot dip galvanized to meet ASTM Specification A153.
• A nut and square washer is used between the clamp and pole to provide proper spacing.

Material: Constructed of high quality steel, hot-dip galvanized. Guy clamps are rolled from premium quality carbon steel. So far, this is one of the best materials for making guy clamps and other power line fittings. The steel material is strong enough and has a high tensile strength to sustain mechanical forces.

Guy Clamp Manufacturing Process:

Our Guy Clamp manufacturing process consists of the following stages:

Firstly, hot rolling, where the blank gets cut, heated and rolled till it becomes of the needed size and form.

And then pressing hole on the carbon steel.

The final process is doing hot dip galvanizing.