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Our single bolt parallel groove connector delivers 62% faster installation than traditional clamps. How? The patent-pending tapered groove design ensures:
Feature | Our PG Connector | Standard Models |
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Installation Time | 38 seconds | 2.5 minutes |
Warranty | 15 years | 5 years |
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A: A parallel groove connector is designed to securely join or splice electrical conductors, such as overhead power lines, while maintaining reliable conductivity and mechanical strength. Its parallel grooves ensure even pressure distribution for stable connections.
A: A single bolt parallel groove connector uses one tightening bolt for installation, simplifying maintenance and reducing hardware complexity. This design is ideal for applications requiring quick assembly without compromising grip strength.
A: Most parallel groove connectors are made from aluminum or copper alloys to ensure high conductivity and corrosion resistance. Some models feature tin or silver plating for enhanced durability in harsh environments.
A: Yes, many parallel groove connectors accommodate a range of conductor sizes due to their adjustable groove design. Always verify the manufacturer's specifications to ensure compatibility with specific cable diameters.
A: They typically comply with international standards like ASTM B354 or IEC 61238 for mechanical and electrical performance. Proper installation torque and periodic inspections are critical to maintaining compliance and safety.