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Transmision Line Suspension Clamp

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Suspension Clamp Introduction

Suspension clamps are used in the chain of suspension insulators with pole structures. The clamp is required to support the conductor and attach it to the insulator chains by means of a dual yoke plate and a socket tongue.

Suspension clamps are made of aluminum alloy conforming with IEC 61284 and steel complying with BS 3288 part 2 or equivalent and all its corrodible parts are galvanized in conformity with BS 729 or equivalent.

The dimensions of the suspension clamp are compatible with the socket tongue or clevis and adequate for the conductor.

Classification of suspension clamps

According to the material, the suspension clamps are divided into aluminum alloy suspension clamps, steel plate punched suspension clamps, malleable cast iron suspension clamps

1. Technical specifications

Aluminium suspension clamp

Type

Conductor Dia. (mm)

Dimensions(mm)

Ultimate strength (KN)

Weight

(Kg)

h

c

D

r

L

XGH-3A

12.4-17.0

60

22

16

10

180

39

1.5

XGH-4A

19.0-21.6

74

28

16

12

220

39

2.2

XGH-5A

24.2-28

86.5

35

16

15

256

59

2.8

XGH-8A

49-52

97

56

20

27

300

69

4.5

2. Manufacture process

Suspension clamp for condcutor

3. Suspension clamp application

The suspension clamps are applied for suspension and jumper strings for the power transmission lines, distribution lines, and substations.

Trunnion clamp


The body and keeper are made of aluminum alloy, the cotter pins are made of stainless steel, and other parts are made of hot-dip galvanized steel.
1. Trunnion type
2. Envelope type
3. Suspension clamp for twin jumper conductors
4. Suspension clamp for tower top clamp and bracket
5. Carried-up type
6. Hang-down type
7. Abrasion-proof type
8. Top clamp for post insulator
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