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ADSS-PTC-02 Preformed Tension Clamp for ADSS Cable

$9
★★★★★
* Ref. Price

Description

ADSS Cable Diameter/mmGripping force/KNWeight/KG
8.6 to 9.4200.88
9.5 to 10.1201.02
10.2 to 10.7201.06
10.8 to 11.4201.08
11.5 to 12.2201.35
12.3 to 12.9201.38
13 to 13.7201.55
13.8 to 14.6201.57
Customized, up to 18.7

FAQ

Q1: What is the primary application of the ADSS-PTC-02 Preformed Tension Clamp?

A: The ADSS-PTC-02 is engineered for dead-ending and securing ADSS (All-Dielectric Self-Supporting) fiber optic cables in aerial transmission lines, providing high gripping force while protecting the cable.

Q2: What cable diameters and gripping forces does the ADSS-PTC-02 support?

A: It accommodates standard ADSS cable outer diameters from 8.6mm to 14.6mm (with custom options available up to 18.7mm) and delivers a rated gripping force of 20 KN.

Q3: What are the physical weight specifications for each cable diameter size?

A: Unit weights vary by cable size:

  • 8.6 to 9.4mm: 0.88 kg
  • 9.5 to 10.1mm: 1.02 kg
  • 10.2 to 10.7mm: 1.06 kg
  • 10.8 to 11.4mm: 1.08 kg
  • 11.5 to 12.2mm: 1.35 kg
  • 12.3 to 12.9mm: 1.38 kg
  • 13.0 to 13.7mm: 1.55 kg
  • 13.8 to 14.6mm: 1.57 kg

Q4: Who manufactures this product and what is the reference price?

A: Manufactured by FirstFiber Technologies, the ADSS-PTC-02 has a reference price of $9 USD.

Q5: How can I place an inquiry for customized sizes or product evaluation?

A: Select your required ADSS cable diameter on the product page and click “Add to Quote” for volume pricing or “Request a Demo” for sample inquiries.

Customer Reviews

5.0 / 5.0 ★★★★★ Based on 22 customer reviews
Arthur Sterling
August 21, 2026

As a primary infrastructure buyer managing regional aerial fiber deployments, finding dead-end hardware that delivers full tensile termination without damaging the ADSS sheath is critical. We procured FirstFiber Technologies' ADSS-PTC-02 Preformed Tension Clamps for our 12.3 to 12.9 mm cable spans. The 20 KN rated gripping force easily handles high tension across dead-end structures during peak ice and wind loading events. Because the preformed helical wires distribute clamping force along a wide contact length, our post-installation OTDR testing showed zero microbending loss or signal degradation. At a $9 reference price per unit, it provides enterprise-grade dead-end reliability at a very competitive price point.

Henrik Lindqvist
July 14, 2026

Precise cable outer diameter matching is vital for dead-end tension hardware to ensure non-slip holding performance under heavy line tension. FirstFiber's ADSS-PTC-02 line stands out due to its granular diameter bracket options, ranging from 8.6 mm to 14.6 mm, with custom sizing supported up to 18.7 mm. We opted for the 11.5 to 12.2 mm model (1.35 kg unit weight) for our 72-core ADSS cable build. The pre-shaped helical design allows tool-free, manual installation on strain towers, which greatly reduced field labor time for our lineworkers. The mechanical grip retention has proven rock-solid across months of extreme outdoor exposure.

Marco Rossi
May 05, 2026

Dead-ending ADSS optical fiber cables along high-voltage transmission corridors requires robust, high-strength hardware. The ADSS-PTC-02 tension clamp delivers a uniform 20 KN gripping force across all standard cable sizes. We deployed the 13.8 to 14.6 mm variant (weighing 1.57 kg) for our heavy-jacketed, long-span dead-end locations. The graduated weight specifications (starting from 0.88 kg for 8.6 mm up to 1.57 kg for 14.6 mm) accurately reflect the engineered wire length needed for larger cable diameters. It is an exceptionally engineered, reliable dead-end clamping solution for carrier-grade utility fiber networks.

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