Steel Cable Tensioner for Pole – Reliable Fixation

Specifications:

Ensure the stability of your installations with the steel cable tensioner for poles. Essential for poles and structures, it helps prevent falls and keeps everything secure for your operation.

• MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity): 1 pallet, 1 ton or US$ 3,000
• Material: High-strength carbon steel (C1045)
• Surface Finishing: Hot-dip galvanized
• Dimensions: From 1/4″ x 4″ to 2 3/4″ x 24″
• Process: Forged, Machined, Tempered, and Annealed
• Safety Factor: 5 : 1
• HS Code: 732690

Product Description:

Our American Forged Turnbuckles with Eye and Eye, also known as rod end turnbuckles, offer superior convenience and safety. Unlike traditional hook-to-hook tensioners, this type is designed with a safety lock, including options such as nut, screw, pin, or cotter pin. This feature allows steel cable eyes to be connected quickly and securely directly to the eye end. Then, it is fixed to a lifting eye using a pin, ensuring greater safety.

These tensioners are made of high strength carbon steel (C1045) and go through a process of forging, tempering e revenimento (T&R, also known as heat treatment). This process increases the material's toughness, ensuring reliable performance in critical applications.

For detailed information about turnbuckle accessories, please refer to our comprehensive guide: Turnbuckle Applications.

HS Code: 732690

Packaging of Eyelet-Eyelet Tensioners:

Our tensioners are carefully packaged to ensure safe transportation. The goods are shipped worldwide by sea, arriving at ports in containers. You will be responsible for collection and customs clearance at your location. Air transport is also an option for small volumes or urgent orders. Payment methods include bank transfer (T/T) and letter of credit (L/C).

Dimensions and Loads:

Our American Galvanized Turnbuckles with Eyelet are available in various sizes, with thread diameters ranging from 1/4″ x 4″ to 2-3/4″ x 24″. These tensioners have capacities ranging from 500 lbs a 75,000 lbs.

To correctly measure a tensioner, consult our Tensioner Measurement Guide.

Dimensions of the Eyelet-Eyelet Tensioner: