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Forged Steel Ball Eye

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Ball Clevis Introduction

Body: forged steel, hot dip galvanized

Hardware: galvanized steel

Cotter Pin: stainless steel


1. Technical specifications


Ball clevis



Type

Suitable

Insulator

Dimensions(mm)

Rated Failure Load

(KN)

Weight

(Kg)

h1

h2

R

D

b

QH-7

U-70

114

57

11

17

16

70

0.6

QH-12

U-120

120

63

11

17

16

120

0.7

QH-16

U-160

130

70

13

26

20

160

1.0

QH-7A

U-70

90

52

11

17

16

70

0.5




2. Manufacture process


Round steel Cutting--Heating--Forging--Polishing-Hot dip galvanizing.

Galvanizing: The galvanized hardware fittings have a smooth and uniform thickness of zinc coating without any sharp edges. The fittings are galvanized after subjecting to the processes such as sawing, shearing, drilling, punching, filling, bending and machning. 


Forged steel ball eye


3. Packing


Ball clevis are packed by plywood case on pallet, which is seaworthy and easy for transportation.


HDG ball eye


4. Ball clevis application


Link fittings, the ball clevis is fixed on the insulator with cap & pin metal fitting and anchor shackle for overhead lines. The ball clevis is suitable for tension insulator string, suspension insulator string, jumper insulator string, and earthing strings. Arcing horn should be fixed on the ball clevis for high voltage, or requested by client.


Ball clevis

Forged steel ball eye

Ball eyes attach ball and socket insulators to other associated hardware. Using the oval ball eye and an anchor shackle is one of the most common distribution tower attachment combinations.
Manufacturing method: Forging
Surface: Hot dip galvanized
Strength: High-strength forged steel, from 40kN to 530kN
Standard: IEC 61284 & BS 3288
Galvanizing standard: BS 729 & ISO 1461
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