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The terminal connector is generally used to connect terminal outgoing lines of busbar downlead and electrical equipment(Such as transformer,breaker,mutual inductor,disconnecting switch and wall

Description: Insulation Piercing Connector is suitable for aluminum and copper conductors and componentsnot losable, end cap attached to body, Insulation material made of weather resistant glass

Parallel groove clamps are mainly used for transmitting current between the interconnected conductors.

The Bolted Type PG Clamp is suitalbe for unendure force splicing and branch on the aerial wire, being used with insulation cover.

Down lead clamp is used to lead cable down from the tower or pole in order to protect the cable from wear with tower or pole.Down lead is mainly used for ADSS and OPGW fixture in tower on cable fixed

JBTL series bimetal parallel groove clamp is suitable for unendurable force splicing and branch of the aerial wire. It has the function of protection and insulation when it matches insulating sheth.

When the distribution overhead line is aluminum wire, and the lead wire is copper wire, it is Use a copper-aluminum parallel groove clamp, because the direct connection of copper-aluminum will cause

Power accessories Bimetal parallel groove clamp,which is called PG clamp, is designed to connect two parallel bare conductors which can be aluminum alloy or aluminum steel reinforced.

The Bimetallic PG Clamp is applied for non-bearing connection of conduction and branch,which is usually used with insulating cover to play a role of insulating and protecting.

The galvanized guy clamp is used for connecting or branching steel wires.

The bimetallic parallel goroove clamps are designed to connect aluminumconductors and copper condcutors.Advanced forging technology enhances the mechanical strength of the clamp.

H-type connectors are generally used in the crimp connection of jumpers, branch wires, lead wires, household wires, and house wires of overhead high-voltage and low-voltage power line towers.