Constant Tension Clamps VS. Screw Clamps

The Constant Tension Clamp is a tool used in the power industry to maintain constant tension on wires or cables in power lines during installation. They are often able to apply specific tension according to design requirements and ensure a stable tension level under various environmental conditions (such as temperature changes), thereby ensuring safe and reliable operation of power lines.

Screw Clamp refers to a connector or fixture used for power lines. They are typically used to connect cables, wires, or ground wires, ensuring a secure connection and good electrical performance. Spiral clamps are designed to resist external environmental influences such as moisture and corrosion, ensuring stable operation and long life of electrical equipment and lines.

The two have different uses. Constant Tension Clamp is used to control the tension of lines, while Screw Clamp is mainly used to connect and fix lines.The design purposes are different: the design of Constant Tension Clamps focuses on maintaining constant tension to ensure stable operation of the line; the design of Screw Clamps focuses on ensuring the stability and durability of the connection points.

Constant Tension Clamps and Screw Clamps each have their own unique roles and advantages in the power industry. Select the appropriate tools or equipment based on specific application scenarios and needs.