1. What are the primary materials used in parallel groove clamps?
Parallel groove clamps are mainly made from high-strength aluminum alloys for light weight and corrosion resistance, and tinned copper for applications needing higher conductivity.
2. What conductor sizes do parallel groove connectors accommodate?
Most models accommodate conductors ranging from 16 mm² up to 400 mm². Special models can be customized for larger or non-standard conductors.
3. Which standards do Samao’s parallel groove clamps meet?
Our parallel groove clamps comply with IEC 61284, GB/T 2314, ASTM B500, and can be customized to meet regional standards as required.
4. How is installation torque controlled?
Standard installation torque values range from 20–35 Nm, with torque indicators available for some models to ensure proper tightening.
5. What types of bolts are used?
Stainless steel bolts are standard for resistance to corrosion; galvanized steel or brass options are available per project needs.
6. Do parallel groove clamps support insulated conductors?
Yes, models are available with anti-slip ribs or elastomer inserts for secure attachment to insulated or covered conductors.
7. Does Samao offer third-party certified products?
All parallel groove clamp series can be supplied with SGS, TÜV, or in-house test reports as required by clients globally.