Single Gear Two Hooks 4T Ratchet Hand Puller

Across diverse industries encompassing construction, mining, highway development, and electricity generation, the implementation of long-distance line construction projects is routine. Nevertheless, during these installations, a common challenge arises where cables or wires fail to achieve the necessary tension. To address this pressing issue, there is an urgent demand for a solution or tool capable of securely tightening overhead lines. In response to this need, wire tensioners have emerged as a vital tool, offering a reliable solution to the problem.

The Tightener, also known colloquially as the Ratchet Tensioner, plays a pivotal role in securing conductors during the construction of overhead power lines. During its operation, the initial step involves loosening the steel wire rope or galvanized steel strand attached to the tightener and securely fastening it to the crossarm. A specialized wire clamp is then utilized to grip the wire firmly, followed by the application of a unique wrench. Thanks to the pawl's anti-reversal mechanism, the steel wire rope or galvanized strand gradually winds around the ratchet drum, effectively tightening the wire. Once the desired tension is achieved, the tightened wire is affixed to the insulator. To conclude, the pawl is first released to slacken the steel wire rope or galvanized strand, the wire clamp is subsequently disengaged, and finally, the steel wire rope or galvanized strand is neatly coiled back onto the ratchet drum for storage or reuse.

When employing the tightener, the initial step involves slackening the steel wire rope or galvanized iron wire attached to it and securely mounting it onto the cross arm. Following this, a wire clamp is applied to firmly grasp the wire, and subsequently, a specialized wrench is pulled. This process enhances the safety standards during cargo transportation and lifting operations, ensuring a more secure and reliable handling of materials.