Banding Strap
Banding strap is a versatile product since it can be used widely in pole transmission lines. It is usually made of stainless steel due to the high tensile strength which means it gives the banding strap a high breaking strength. The
Twin/Double/Triple Guy Eye Nut
Advantages:High tensile strengthComes in different diametersEasy to connect with other hardwareSafe for use on transmission linesEyelets are also called eye bolts, eye screws or eye nuts. They are available in different sizes and you can choose one that matches the needs
EMP U Bolts
U bolt is also u bolt clamp, or u clamp, just as the name suggests, this bolt for power and telecommunication line assumes a U-shapLike other bolts for the electrical overhead line, U-shape is used for connecting dead end and even
Armor Grip Suspension
Armor grip suspension is a unique but important accessory in telecommunications and electrical industry, which is also called preformed suspension clamp. The main components are Aluminum clad, rubber, armor grip, bolt and nut. It’s used to support and protect the ADSS/OPGW cable from damage due
EMP Preformed Guy Grip Dead End
As an ISO-certified manufacturer and supplier, now EMP has successfully developed the customized dead end grip which replaced the NLL tension clamp and UT &NX clamp on the dead end pole line or transmission line.Dead end grip is one series of
Pole Top Pin
Pole top pin is used with pin insulators on distribution lines, power transmission lines and overhead power lines.The design of the pole top pin is to allow easy removal for the replacement of insulator units or fittings without the necessity to
Secondary Clevis
The secondary clevis is a kind of spool insulator bracket. It is made from flat steel with a clevis pin that will connect to the spool insulator. The secondary clevis is mainly used on low voltage dead end or corner pole
Upset Bolt
The upset bolt is a typical fastener for the spool insulator, also called upset spool bolt or bolt upset.There are two types of upset bolts namely single upset bolts and double upset bolts. The difference between them is the number of the forged plates at
