Wire clamp compressing device

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of power line auxiliary devices, and in particular relates to a wire clamp compressing device comprising a guide rail, a fixed compressing plate, a movable compressing plate and a rocker, wherein the fixed compressing plate is fixed at the tail end of the guide rail, the movable compressing plate is fixed at the tail end of the rocker, and both the movable compressing plate and the rocker are movably connected with the guide rail. The wire clamp compressing device provided by the invention can compress and fix a wire clamp for fixing the return end of an insulated wire, facilitates connection of an upper wire clamp and a lower wire clamp, and is simple to operate, stable and firm, capable of preventing the insulation layer of the wire from being scraped, also capable of saving bundling time and improving work efficiency, and good in practicability and feasibility.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of power line auxiliary devices, and more particularly, to a wire clamp pressing device. Background technique [0002] With the development of society, the laying of power lines is becoming more and more perfect, and the corners, connections and terminal connections of the lines are often used for strain clamps, while the terminals of 0.4kV overhead insulated wires at street yards are still tied manually, and aluminum wires or copper wires are commonly used lashing. [0003] There are many problems in manual binding: the binding action is repetitive, time-consuming and inefficient; the insulation layer of the wire is easily damaged; the manual binding process varies from person to person, and the binding effect is uneven. If the above problems can be solved by using wire clamps, the upper and lower wire clamps are prone to offset when they are fixed with threads, resulting in low work efficiency and...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] There are many problems in manual binding: the binding action is repetitive, time-consuming and inefficient; the insulation layer of the wire is easily damaged; the manual binding process varies from person to person, and the binding effect is uneven

The above problems can be solved by using wire clamps, but when the upper and lower wire clamps are fixed with threads, it is easy to shift, resulting in low work efficiency and easy scratches on the wire insulation layer by screws.

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