Double Gear Three Hooks 4t Ratchet Hand Puller

Within industries encompassing construction, mining, highway development, and electricity, the construction of long-distance lines is a common practice. However, during these installations, a recurring challenge arises: the inability to effectively tighten cables or wires. In response to this pressing need, professionals seek out solutions and tools that can efficiently secure overhead lines. This is precisely where wire tensioners come into play, offering a vital solution for tightening operations.

The Tightener, alternatively known as a ratchet tensioner, is an essential tool utilized in the construction of overhead power lines for tightening conductors. In operation, the initial step involves loosening the steel wire rope or galvanized iron wire on the tightener and securely affixing it to the cross arm. Subsequently, a wire clamp is employed to grasp the wire, followed by the engagement of a specialized wrench. The pawl's anti-reversal mechanism then facilitates the gradual winding of the steel wire rope or galvanized iron wire onto the ratchet drum, thereby tightening the wire. Once the desired tension is achieved, the tightened wire is fastened to the insulator. To conclude the process, the pawl is first disengaged to release the tension on the wire rope or iron wire, the wire clamp is subsequently removed, and finally, the wire rope or iron wire is neatly coiled around the ratchet drum.

Prior to utilizing the tightener, it is crucial to first loosen the steel wire rope or galvanized iron wire attached to it and securely anchor it to the cross arm. Following this, a wire clamp is utilized to firmly grasp the wire, and subsequently, a specialized wrench is pulled. By employing these tighteners, we can significantly enhance the safety of both cargo transportation and lifting operations, ensuring a smoother and more secure workflow.