While both are used to grasp a cable, their function and design are fundamentally different.

• Cable pulling grip (Sock): This is a woven mesh sleeve designed for temporary, long-distance pulls. It distributes the pulling force evenly over a large surface area of the cable jacket, preventing concentrated stress. It is meant to be used with a winch for a continuous pull.

• Conductor Grip (Come-Along): This is a jaw-style grip with serrated or smooth teeth that bite down on a conductor or wire. It is designed for short, static, or temporary holding applications, such as tensioning a line or holding it in place during termination. It is not suitable for long-distance pulls as the concentrated force can damage the cable.

Ningbo Changshi offers both types of grips, ensuring you have the right tool for every stage of your power line project.