Modern OHTLstringingequipment.com/Conductor-Stringing-Equipment.html target='_blank'>conductor stringing Machines are engineered with advanced technologies to ensure precise tension control and prevent costly conductor damage:

• Closed-Loop Hydraulic Systems: Our machines utilize sophisticated closed-loop hydraulic systems that automatically adjust the pulling or tensioning force in real-time. This means that once a target tension is set, the machine maintains it consistently, regardless of changes in speed or external factors like friction.

• Electronic Tension Limiting Devices: Integrated sensors and control logic constantly monitor the actual tension. If the tension approaches a pre-set maximum limit (e.g., due to a snag or unexpected resistance), the machine automatically reduces speed or stops pulling/tensioning to prevent exceeding the conductor's safe working load.

• Precise Bullwheel Linings: The bullwheels, which directly contact the conductor or pulling rope, are typically lined with durable, non-abrasive, and high-friction materials like polyurethane. This ensures a firm grip without damaging the conductor's outer strands or insulation.

• Larger Bullwheel Diameters: For sensitive conductors like HTLS (High-Temperature Low-Sag) and OPGW (Optical Ground Wire), machines feature larger bullwheel diameters to reduce the bending stress on the conductor, preserving its structural integrity and internal components (like fiber optics).

• Anti-Twist Swivel Compatibility: OHTLstringingequipment.com/Conductor-Stringing-Equipment.html target='_blank'>conductor stringing machines work seamlessly with anti-twist Swivels, which are crucial accessories installed between the pulling grip and the conductor to prevent any rotational forces from transferring to the conductor itself.

• Smooth Start/Stop Capabilities: Advanced control systems enable extremely smooth acceleration and deceleration, preventing sudden jerks or impacts that could otherwise stress or damage the conductor.

• Digital Readouts and Data Logging: Operators receive real-time digital readouts of tension, speed, and length. Many machines also log this data, allowing for post-operation analysis and verification of compliance with project specifications.