A top tie is a sort of conductor tie that secures electrical conductors to the insulator on crossarms. Its primary function is to keep the wire in place and maintain correct electrical contact. It can also do so while allowing for movement caused by thermal expansion, wind, and other variables. A top tie has features to […]

A top tie is a piece of hardware meant to secure and support conductors in overhead transmission cables. It is also used to secure ADSS and OPGW cables that support structures such as utility poles and towers. A top tie for ADSS/OPGW cables serves to keep the cable in place while reducing stress and potential

A top tie is a component that secures the conductor to the insulator of a crossarm or support structure. The top tie keeps the conductor in place on the insulator even while under environmental stress. Their structure enables them to accommodate certain conductor sizes and insulator configurations. The top tie also includes a layer of

A spool tie is a specific connector used to secure electrical conductors to insulators on power poles. It ensures the stability and safety of the power lines. The helical design of the ties allows them to wrap around the conductor and insulator. It also ensures that it holds the conductor in place without causing damage.

A spool tie connects wires to insulators on poles or towers. It ensures the stability and reliability of the electrical power transmission system. This preformed wire component attaches electrical conductors to spool-type insulators. Its cylindrical shape allows it to wrap around both the conductor and the insulator, simplifying installation and enhancing dependability. Spool ties are

A slack span dead end serves to terminate primary, secondary or even neutral conductors. This helps to prevent the formation of a standing wave on the transmission line that could cause signal reflection. A slack span refers to a short length of conductor between two points where the tension is low. It provides easier access

A side tie is a specialized fastening mechanism used to hold conductors to insulators mounted on pole crossarms. Side ties wrap around the insulator’s sides, providing lateral support and stability. This procedure is critical for maintaining the conductor’s position and ensuring its stability. Side ties transfer mechanical loads exerted by the conductor across the insulator

A service grip dead end is a component that secures and terminates electrical conductors on cables. It ensures a safe and secure connection where the conductor terminates or changes direction. The dead end offers stability and stress in the lines. This ensures stability and tension in the lines. It also helps to avoid drooping and