Cable grips are used to temporarily pull tension on a cable or rope when
you need more pulling force than
can be done by hand. They can be temporarily clamped onto a cable at any point allowing the cable to be tensioned and
fastened to another product for a permanent connection.
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on how to use cable grips.
Cable grips are mechanical devices that consist of a handle and
a
set of grooved and serrated jaws that can easily be opened and closed onto a length of cable.
At E-Rigging, we carry the Tyler Tool brand of Cable Grips and we offer three different sizes.
Half ton which fits cable diameters 1/32 to 3/8
One ton which fits cable diameters
3/32 to 5/8
Two ton which fits cable diameters
5/32 to 7/8
Apart from size, the only difference between the three is that sizes one ton and two
ton feature a small side plate to prevent the cable from falling out of the grip.
The eye on the cable grip handle serves as an attachment point for mechanical
pulling devices, such as a cable puller or lever hoist.
As the handle is pulled, the jaws tighten around the cable and allow the cable
to be temporarily tensioned and then, fastened to another product for a permanent connection.
We hope this information has answered any questions or concerns you might have
about the use of cable grips.
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