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

The C type connector belongs to the field of non-load-bearing connectors in the power network, and is particularly suitable for the connection of the branch wires of the main line and the sub-line in

The c copper connector has the advantages of simple construction, small occupation area, long service life, no environmental pollution and low resistance value,etc..

The copper split bolted connector is suitable for the sequence and transportation of conductor in electricnetting, made of copper. Split-bolt has free-running threads and easy to grip wrench flats.

The copper cable terminal is an appliance that connects the copper terminal and the wire with a special crimping pliers at the end of the wire in order to ensure reliable and convenient wiring in the

Copper Connecting Tube adopts tin plating process, which has good electrical conductivity and connects wires and electrical equipment in power distribution devices.

There is no need to remove the insulator skin of cable to make the cable branch.The main cable do not need to be cut down,the branch can be made at any place of the cable as the joint is completely

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 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

H Type Tap Connector is suitable for non-load-bearing splices and branches of conductors in overhead lines. H Type Tap Connector can be equipped with an optional insulation cover to provide

The Aluminium Compression Tap Connector is generally used in connection of jumper wires,branch lines,lead wires,service mains and other wires on the tower in overhead high-voltage and low-voltage

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.