overhead line strain clamp

High-strength tensioning clamps are suitable for wire terminals and force connections. They are corrosion-resistant and quick to assemble. Sample inspection and bulk purchase quotations are available.
High-strength strain clamps are used to secure conductors and withstand tension. Suitable for ACSR, AAC, and copper conductors. They are corrosion-resistant, hot-dip galvanized, and offer high mechanical strength and quick installation.
Strain relief clamps relieve cable pressure, ensuring smooth power flow.

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Description

The tension clamp is a bolted single-tension hardware used to create a secure, load-bearing connection for conductors and cables on overhead transmission and distribution lines. Also known as a dead end strain clamp or quadrant strain clamp, this bolted type tension clamp delivers reliable mechanical support and strain relief for both insulators and conductors.
Our tension clamps are compatible with common overhead line fittings such as clevis and socket eye, making them ideal for powerline hardware, transmission line accessories, and distribution line installations.

We offer two material series to suit different application needs: the NLL series (aluminum alloy tension clamp) provides excellent corrosion resistance and lightweight strength for long-span transmission lines; the NLD series (malleable iron tension clamp) offers high impact toughness for demanding mechanical loads. Each series is sized by conductor diameter (NLL-1 through NLL-5 / NLD-1 through NLD-5) to match a wide range of conductors and ACSR cables.
Designed for easy installation and long service life, our tension clamps (dead-end clamps / strain relief clamps) meet industry requirements for safety and durability in harsh outdoor environments.
Ultra-High Mechanical Strength — Designed according to IEC/ANSI standards, with a breaking strength of up to 120 kN (customizable), suitable for 10–220 kV lines.

Model Conductor Diameter Range (mm) Compatible Conductor Types (examples) Ultimate Breaking Strength / Min. Breaking Force (kN) Recommended Working Tension (kN) Unit Weight (kg) Bolt Size Typical Overall Dimensions L×W×H (mm) Material Surface Treatment Compatible Fittings Recommended Installation Torque (Nm)
NLL-1 / NLD-1 6 — 10 AAC / ACSR 6–10 mm 25 8 NLL: 0.9 / NLD: 1.1 M12 150×45×30 NLL: Aluminum alloy; NLD: Malleable iron NLL: anodized or passivated (optional); NLD: hot-dip galvanized clevis (Y-clevis), socket eye 50 — 70
NLL-2 / NLD-2 10 — 14 AAC / ACSR / AAAC 40 12 NLL: 1.6 / NLD: 1.9 M16 200×60×35 same as above same as above clevis, socket eye, pin fittings 90 — 120
NLL-3 / NLD-3 14 — 18 Medium-size ACSR conductors 65 20 NLL: 2.8 / NLD: 3.4 M20 260×75×45 same as above same as above clevis, socket eye, strain insulator links 140 — 180
NLL-4 / NLD-4 18 — 22 Large ACSR / multi-strand conductors 95 30 NLL: 4.5 / NLD: 5.4 M22 320×95×60 same as above same as above clevis, socket eye, hanger fittings 180 — 220
NLL-5 / NLD-5 22 — 28 Extra-large ACSR conductors 140 45 NLL: 6.8 / NLD: 8.2 M24 380×110×80 same as above same as above clevis, socket eye, special end fittings 200 — 260

FAQ

Q: Can you provide non-standard customization?
A: Yes, we can—including adapting to different wire diameters, special coatings, and test holes. Please provide a wire sample or technical drawing.

Q: Do you provide samples?
A: We can provide samples (sample fee and shipping fee included). The sample fee can be deducted from mass production orders.

Product Test Reports

All our products undergo rigorous mechanical, electrical, and environmental testing according to IEC standards. Below are examples of actual test reports from our laboratory and third-party certifications.

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Glass Insulator Test Report
Glass Insulator ISO Certification

Our Factory

          China Energy And Chemical Industry Co., Ltd — 16+ years OEM Transmission Insulator Manufacturer, IEC certified, supplying customers worldwide with polymer, porcelain, and glass insulators.

Composite insulator processing and assembly
Fuse processing and production
The process of crimping the mandrel and fittings