Six Bolt Clamp
Bolted clamp for conductor and stay wire securing positions
Product Overview
A six bolt clamp secures a conductor or stay wire by distributing clamping force across six fixings rather than concentrating it on one or two. The reason is mechanical: a clamp that grips over a longer length with an even pressure does not crush the strands and does not let them slip under tension cycling.
Key Benefits
- Clamping force distributed across six fixings rather than concentrated
- Holds under tension cycling without crushing or slipping the strands
- Hot dip galvanised for long outdoor service
- Supplied with the stay and conductor hardware it works with
Problems It Solves
- Clamps that slip under tension cycling
- Crushed conductor strands under a concentrated clamping force
- Corroded clamp bodies losing their mechanical margin
Application Scenarios
- Stay wire securing at anchor and pole positions
- Conductor securing where a distributed clamp is specified
- Termination and dead-end arrangements
- Replacement of corroded existing clamps
Who It Is For
- Line construction contractors
- Distribution utilities
- Maintenance teams re-staying poles
- Wholesalers stocking pole line hardware
Technical Features
- Six bolt distributed clamping arrangement
- Hot dip galvanised finish
- Used on conductor and stay wire positions
- Sized against the wire or conductor diameter
Specifications
| Product Family | Iron Fitting |
|---|---|
| Function | Bolted conductor and stay wire clamp |
| Fixings | Six bolt arrangement |
| Finish | Hot dip galvanised |
| Size | Confirmed against conductor or stay wire diameter at quotation |
Materials
- Formed or cast steel body
- Galvanised bolts and nuts
Manufacturing Process
- Body forming
- Drilling and tapping
- Hot dip galvanising
- Assembly and packing for export
Customisation Options
- Sizes matched to your conductor or stay wire diameters
- Quoted with the stay rods and anchors for a complete assembly
- Project quantities priced against a pole schedule
Compared With Other Options
| Two bolt clamp | Fewer fixings concentrate the clamping force. A six bolt arrangement spreads it, which is why it is specified where tension cycling is significant. |
|---|---|
| Compression fitting | A compression fitting is permanent and needs a press. A bolted clamp can be inspected and re-tensioned in service. |
Use Guide
- Confirm the clamp size against the wire or conductor diameter
- Tighten the bolts evenly in sequence rather than one at a time
- Re-check the clamp on the first maintenance visit after tensioning
- Do not reuse bolts whose galvanising has been damaged
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Six Bolt Clamp Questions
What size clamp fits my stay wire
Send the stay wire or conductor diameter and the clamp size is confirmed against it.
Are the bolts supplied with the clamp
The clamp is supplied as an assembly. Confirm at enquiry if you need additional loose bolts and nuts.
Can clamps be re-tensioned in service
A bolted clamp can be inspected and re-tightened, which is one of its advantages over a compression fitting.
Get a Price on Six Bolt Clamp
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