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With the increasing demand for modern communications and power transmission, the vibration and external environmental impact faced by optical cables and transmission lines have become increasingly severe, and the safety and stability of the lines have become a crucial issue.

Modern power and communications engineering rely heavily on optical cables as signal transmission media, with optical cable tension clamps serving a key role in transmission lines, wind farms, communication base stations and other areas to support optical cable protection with their innovative designs and superior performances. They provide stable support and protection to optical cable runs thanks to preformed OPGW tension clamps being key components.

The preformed conductor tension clamp is made from galvanized steel and aluminum-clad steel wires, offering outstanding mechanical properties. In addition, its tensile strength can reach over 95% of the conductor’s calculated tensile strength (CUTS), ensuring stable and durable power transmission. This makes it an essential component for power, communication, and transportation systems, providing strong support for lines in various fields.

Preformed vibration dampers have become essential parts of vibration reduction solutions across various industries for effective vibration mitigation in industrial equipment and mechanical systems. Their unique hammerhead/line clamp connection disperses vibration energy efficiently, improving equipment stability while lengthening service life extenders while simultaneously decreasing noise pollution levels.

Preformed power fittings are crucial components in power systems, as they bear significant loads during transmission. Maintaining their optimal working condition is essential to ensure the stable operation of power lines. Proper maintenance not only extends the lifespan of these fittings but also enhances their safety and operational efficiency. Therefore, understanding how to maintain preformed power fittings is of utmost importance.

The preformed helical suspension clamp is used for suspending conductors and ground wires on tower poles, effectively protecting the conductors. Its smooth shape greatly reduces corona discharge and can be applied in long-distance transmission lines across rivers or large-angle (30°-60°) tower corners.