When using cam buckle straps with hooks, tighten the U-shaped bolts until the wire rope is squashed by about 1/3. Because the steel wire rope deforms after being stressed, the rope must be tightened a second time after the wire rope is stressed to ensure the firmness of the joint.

If you need to check whether the rope clamp slips after the wire rope is under stress, you can attach a safety rope clamp to it. The safety rope clamp is installed about 500mm away from the last rope clamp. The rope head is released for a safe bend and then clamped with the main rope. In this way, if the clamp slips, the safety bend will be straightened for easy discovery and timely reinforcement. . The size of the clip should be suitable for the thickness of the wire rope. The inner net distance of the U-shaped ring should be 1-3mm larger than the diameter of the wire rope.

When selecting a rope clamp, the inner net distance of the U-shaped ring should be about 1~3mm larger than the diameter of the wire rope. The net distance is too large to make the buckle connection not tighten the wire rope, causing slippage and accidents. The bolts of the buckle must be tightened, generally based on the diameter of the wire rope. The U-shaped part should be in contact with the head of the wire rope, and cannot be reversed with the main rope (the pressure plate should be pressed on the side of the stressed wire rope); the rope clamps should be installed in a straight and equidistant arrangement; the distance between the rope clamps should be 6-7 times the diameter of the wire rope. In order to check whether the rope clamp joint is safe and reliable or to find out whether the wire rope joint is slipping in time, generally add a rope clamp about 500mm behind the last rope clamp and release the wire rope head to a "safe bend"; if the wire rope joint slips At this time, the "safe bend" is straightened can be visually displayed, and at this time, timely handling measures should