Preformed Guy Wire Grip Dead-ends

Preformed Guy Wire 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

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

GUY-GRIP Dead-ends 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.

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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 performed； after"-"is the suitable steel strand type； The guy wire is the galvanized steel cables (YB/T5004-1993). Buying guide preformed Guy Wire Grip Dead-ends: Size and Capacity: The size and capacity of the guy wire grip you need will depend on the size and type of wire you're using. Make sure you choose a grip that is compatible with your wire's diameter and can handle the weight load. Material: Guy wire grips are typically made of either aluminum or steel. Aluminum is lightweight and corrosion-resistant, while steel is strong and durable. Choose the material that best suits your needs. Application: Consider what kind of application you will be using the guy wire grip for. For example, if you need to use it for a high-tension application, you will need a grip that is specifically designed for that purpose. Brand and quality: Look for reputable brands and products with good reviews. Cheaper guy wire grips may save you money in the short term, but they may not last as long or perform as well as higher-quality products. Price: The price of a guy wire grip will vary depending on the material, size, and brand. Consider your budget and look for a grip that offers the best value for your money. Safety: Always prioritize safety when selecting a guy wire grip. Make sure the grip you choose meets all relevant safety standards and is appropriate for your application. By considering these factors, you can ensure that you choose the right guy wire grip for your needs and budget. FAQ Buying Preformed Guy Grip Deadend Q: What is a preformed guy grip dead end? A: A preformed guy grip dead end is a mechanical device used to terminate a guy wire or strand used to stabilize utility poles, transmission towers, and other structures. Q: What are the benefits of using a preformed guy grip dead end? A: Preformed guy grip deadends offer several advantages, including ease of installation, high strength and reliability, and resistance to corrosion and vibration. Q: How do I choose the right preformed guy to grip the dead end for my application? A: The choice of a preformed guy grip dead end will depend on several factors, including the size and type of the guy wire or strand, the load capacity required, and the environmental conditions in which it will be installed. It is important to consult the manufacturer's specifications and guidelines to ensure proper selection and installation. Q: What is the cost of preformed guy grip dead ends? A: The cost of preformed guy grip deadends can vary depending on the manufacturer, size, and other factors. It is important to obtain a quote from the supplier to determine the specific cost for your application. Q: How are preformed guy grip deadends installed? A: Preformed guy grip deadends are typically installed using a torque wrench or other specialized tools. It is important to follow the manufacturer's installation instructions carefully to ensure proper installation and maximum performance.