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Anchoring Clamp PA600
Hardware Products Overhead Line Fittings
Anchoring Clamp PA600
Product Description
The anchoring cable clamp PA600 is a high-quality and durable product. It consists of two parts: a stainless-steel wire and a reinforced nylon body made of plastic. The body of the clamp is made of UV plastic, which is friendly and safe to use even in tropical environments. The FTTH anchor clamp is designed to fit various ADSS cable designs and can hold cables with diameters of 3-9mm. It is used on dead-end fiber optic cables. Installing the FTTH drop cable fitting is easy, but preparation of the optical cable is required before attaching it. The open hook self-locking construction makes installation on fiber poles easier. The anchor FTTX optical fiber clamp and drop wire cable brackets are available either separately or together as an assembly.
FTTX drop cable anchor clamps have passed tensile tests and have been tested in temperatures ranging from -40 to 60 degrees. They have also undergone temperature cycling tests, aging tests, and corrosion-resistant tests.
Product Features
1.Good anti-corrosion performance.
2.Abrasion and wear resistant.
3.Maintenance-free.
4.Strong grip to prevent the cable from slipping.
5.Body is cast of nylon body, it’s lightly and convenient to carry outside.
6.SS201/SS304 Stainless steel wire has guaranteed firm tensile force.
7.Wedges are made of weather resistant material.
8.The installation does not require any specific tools and the operating time is drastically reduced.
Specifications
|
Model |
Cable Diameter (mm) |
Break Load (km) |
Material |
Warranty Time |
|
OYI-PA600 |
3-9 |
3 |
PA, Stainless Steel |
10 years |
Installation Instructions
Anchoring clamps for ADSS cables installed on short spans (100 m max.)
Attach the clamp to the pole bracket using its flexible bail.
Push on the wedges by hand to initiate the gripping onto the cable.
Place the clamp body over the cable with the wedges in their back position.
Check the correct positioning of the cable between the wedges.
When the cable is brought to its installation load at the end pole, the wedges move further into the clamp body.
When installing a double dead-end leave some extra length of cable between the two clamps.
Applications
1.Hanging cable.
2.Propose a fitting covering installation situations on poles.
3.Power and overhead line accessories.
4.FTTH fiber optic aerial cable.
Packaging Information
Quantity: 50pcs/Outer box.
1.Carton Size: 40*30*26cm.
2.N. Weight: 10kg/Outer Carton.
3.G. Weight: 10.5kg/Outer Carton.
4.OEM service available for mass quantity, can print logo on cartons.
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Outer Carton
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