Insulated Wedge Anchor Clamp for ABC Overhead Cable
What is an anchoring clamp?
An anchoring clamp is a device used to secure and stabilize overhead cables, particularly in power and telecommunication lines. It consists of a conical body, metal-toothed wedges, and a flexible hinge. Anchoring clamps are designed to maintain proper tension in cable lines while protecting the cable’s insulation.
An anchoring clamp is a device used to secure and stabilize overhead cables, particularly in power and telecommunication lines. It consists of a conical body, metal-toothed wedges, and a flexible hinge. Anchoring clamps are designed to maintain proper tension in cable lines while protecting the cable’s insulation.
Where are anchoring clamps commonly used?
Anchoring clamps are used in overhead power lines, telecommunication lines, and utility infrastructure. They’re commonly found:
Anchoring clamps are used in overhead power lines, telecommunication lines, and utility infrastructure. They’re commonly found:
At the beginning and end of cable routes
During sudden changes in direction or turns
In cases of height differences between poles
For fastening cables of high-voltage lines
In last-mile networks and medium to long-span installations
During sudden changes in direction or turns
In cases of height differences between poles
For fastening cables of high-voltage lines
In last-mile networks and medium to long-span installations
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Type
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Cross section (mm²)
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IDEC1
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1*10 / 1*16
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IDEC2
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2*16 / 2*25
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IDEC3
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4*16 / 4*25
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IDEC9A
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1*16 / 1*70
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IDEC4
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4*16 / 4*25
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IDEC9B
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2*6 / 2*16
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IDEC5
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1*4 / 1*25
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IDEC9C
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2*4 / 2*25
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IDEC6
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16 – 25
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IDEC7
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25 – 50
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IDEC8
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54.6 – 70
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