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| Quantity Of Sheaves: | Single, Three, Five, Seven | Overhead Stringing Blocks:: | Transmisson Line Conductor Stringing Blocks |
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| Product Attribute Packing: | Container, Plywood... | Outer Diameter Of Sheave: | 916 Mm |
| Width Of Sheave: | 110mm | Inner Diameter Of Sheave: | 800 Mm |
| Conductor Diameter: | Up To 40 Mm | ||
| High Light: | 916mm Sheave Pulley Stringing Block,Nylon Sheave Bundled Conductor Stringing Blocks,Bundled Wire Stringing Blocks |
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916 Mm Sheave Bundled Wire Conductor Pulley Stringing Block
916MM Overhead Power Line Conductor Stringing Blocks are used for transmisson line conductor or OPGW stringing. The conductor sheave is made in Nylon, central sheave of 5 sheaves or 7 sheaves stringing blocks can be made in steel.
916MM Nylon Sheaves Conductor Stringing Blocks
| Item No. | Model | ACSR Size Range (mm²) | Working Load (KN) | Weight (kg) | Material of Conductor Sheave |
| 10151 | SHDN-916 | 700-800 | 50 | 39 | Nylon, optional can be lined with neoprene |
| 10152 | SHSQN916 | 700-800 | 75 | 192 | |
| 10153 | SHWQN916 | 700-800 | 150 | 180 | |
| 10154 | SHQ916 | 700-800 | 150 | 320 | Central steel sheave |
Application: It is suitable to string single, two, four, SIX stranded aluminum and ACSR conductors on tangent structures. Compression sleeves, swivel connectors, and pulling rope connectors can pass through the groove. The sheave is made in high strength nylon. All the sheaves are mounted on ball bearings, the central sheave is specially strengthened for passing of steel wire rope. The frame is made in galvanized steel.
Note:
1. Clevis fitting are optional, please specify when ordering. Customized blocks could be supplied on request. The data in the model means the outer diameter of sheave X width of sheave (mm).
2. The sheave size outer diameter X inner diameter X width: 916mm X 800mm X 110mm.
Contact Person: Cathy
Tel: 8615958291731
