Specifications
- Cable Size:
- 7/8 inch: Designed to fit coaxial cables with an outer diameter of 7/8 inches.
- Material:
- Construction: Made from strong, durable materials such as galvanized steel, stainless steel, or aluminum for the mesh or braid, and often includes a rubber or plastic coating for additional protection.
- Mesh/Braid: Woven from high-strength materials to ensure a secure grip and durability.
- Design Features:
- Strain Relief: The grip is designed to distribute the weight of the cable evenly and reduce stress on the cable and connectors.
- Flexibility: The mesh or braid design allows for some flexibility, making it easier to install and position the cable.
- Attachment Mechanism: May include loops or hooks for attaching to support structures like poles, racks, or brackets.
- Installation:
- Ease of Use: Typically easy to install by slipping the grip over the cable and securing it to the support structure.
- Mounting: The grip usually includes features like a loop or clamp that allows it to be attached securely.
Applications
- Telecommunications: Used to secure coaxial cables in telecom installations, reducing stress and preventing damage.
- Broadcasting: Provides strain relief and cable management in broadcasting facilities.
- Data Communication: Helps manage and secure cables in data communication systems.
- Industrial and Commercial: Used in various industrial and commercial settings to manage and protect cables.
Performance Characteristics
- Durability: Designed to withstand environmental conditions and mechanical stress.
- Secure Hold: Provides a strong grip to prevent the cable from slipping or moving.
- Stress Reduction: Helps distribute the weight of the cable to reduce stress on connectors and cable ends.
Considerations
- Cable Compatibility: Ensure that the grip is specifically designed for 7/8″ cables to provide a proper fit.
- Material and Construction: Choose a hosting grip made from materials suitable for the environmental conditions of the installation site.
- Mounting Requirements: Verify that the grip’s mounting features are compatible with the support structures used in your installation.
