SERVICE GRIP DEAD END

A service grip dead end is designed for the messengers of cables that are self-supporting utilized in making service drops. The service grip dead end is suggested for the drops by reason of economy, length, and neatness of the appearance. The overall mechanical strength meets the overall requirement for the Grade N of NESC spans that do not exceed 150 feet.

The dead ends are made to be used in transmission, communication, antenna, and other guyed structures requiring usage of large guy strands. These are designed for developing optimum loads for specific strands.

Dead service grips are actually partial tension devices that are able to hold at least 50 percent of the rated breaking strength of noted conductors. These are utilized to deadend the neutral messengers in the service drop applications. These are compatible with different conductors including AAC, ACSR, and AAAC.

They are most often made of aluminum covered steel and are used for the elimination of nuts, bolts, washers, and parts that might become damaged or lost in the service or installation.

Features

· Made of steel covered in aluminum

· Designed for the self-supporting cable or bare neutral messengers that are used in creating service drops