Dead End Guy Grip

GUY-GRIP Dead-ends, installed at the top, the breaker and the anchor, provide today's most effective method for securing guy strand.

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Product Description

Dead end guy grips, installed at the top, the breaker and the anchor, provide today's most effective method for securing guy strand. This unique, one-piece dead-end is neat in appearance and free from bolts or high-stress holding devices. The dead end guy grips was the first to offer the cabled loop, a feature that provides more durability, easier tensioning and adaptability to multiple guying.

Dead end guy grips are made of the same material as the strand to which they are applied. They should be used on hardware that is held in a fixed position. The fitting should not be allowed to rotate or spin about the axis of the strand. They should not be used as tools; that is, come-along, pulling-in grips, etc.

Dead End Guy Grip

SELECTION CHART

Model	Sectional area (mm²)	Outside diameter(mm)	Clamp length(mm)	Clamp weight(kg)	Fittings (thimble clevis、adjustable clamp)
NL-25G	25	6.60	640	0.2	0.2
NL-35G	35	7.80	720	0.3	0.3
NL-50G	50	9.00	910	0.5	0.5
NL-70G	70	11.00	1020	0.8	0.8
NL-95G	95	12.50	1340	1.7	1.7
NL-100G	100	13.00	1340	1.7	1.7
NL-120G	120	14.00	1460	2.2	2.2
Note：The meaning of the letters and numbers in the model no.：N-strain clamp；L-spiral preformed；after“-”is the suitable steel strand type；The guy wire is the galvanized steel cables (YB/T5004-1993).

General Recommendations

The dead end guy grip is designed for use on pulling poles in power and communication line construction. Dead end guy grips are designed for use with standard pulling wires of 1" diameter or smaller. Made of similar steel wire, dead ends can be applied to galvanized steel, and the dead end of the guy grip will hold their grip whether the conductor they are attached to is relaxed or strained.

Offset Tips

To simplify installation, dead end guy grips are designed with an offset end. This feature is important because the tip is easier to handle and wrap around the cable when installing the dead end.

Reusable after initial installation

After the initial installation, the dead end of the cable can be removed and reapplied twice to re-tension the cable. If a person needs to remove a dead end after three months of installation, it should be replaced with a new dead end.