What is a tension clamp?

A tension clamp, also called a dead-end or strain clamp, anchors a cable at the end of a span and bears the full mechanical tension, transferring the load to the pole or tower.

What is the difference between plastic and metal tension clamps?

Plastic tension clamps are lightweight and ideal for low-voltage ABC service drops, while metal and aluminum alloy clamps offer higher breaking loads for heavy-duty and export-grade applications.

What breaking loads do GGLDF tension clamps support?

GGLDF tension clamps range from light duty up to 20 kN breaking load depending on the model and series.

Do you supply tension clamps for fiber optic cables?

Yes, the ODWAC series is specifically designed for terminating and anchoring fiber optic cables on aerial access networks.

Can tension clamps be customized?

Yes. GGLDF supports OEM/ODM customization including body material, size, finish and packaging. Contact our team for details.

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