A complete "conductor stringing equipment" system typically consists of highly synchronized machines working together:

• Hydraulic Puller: Located at the start of the stringing section, this machine generates the controlled pulling force. It typically pulls a pilot rope (often steel anti-twist wire rope), which is then connected to the conductor. Our pullers offer infinitely variable speed control and can be pre-set for maximum pulling force.

• Hydraulic OHTLstringingequipment.com/Hydraulic-Conductor-Tensioners.html target='_blank'>Tensioner: Positioned at the other end of the section, the OHTLstringingequipment.com/Hydraulic-Conductor-Tensioners.html target='_blank'>Tensioner applies a precise, continuous back tension to the conductor as it's being pulled. This crucial function prevents the conductor from sagging uncontrollably or touching the ground.

• Conductor Reel Stands (drum stands): These robust stands support the large conductor reels, allowing them to rotate freely while often incorporating braking systems to manage payout or add additional back tension.

• Stringing Blocks (Sheaves): Specialized, large-diameter pulleys with non-abrasive linings mounted on the towers to guide the conductor smoothly and protect its surface during the pull.

• pulling grips & Swivels: Connect the conductor to the pulling rope and prevent torsional stress during stringing.

• Communication System: Essential for continuous, clear coordination between the puller and tensioner operators, often via two-way radios or interlinked digital systems.

These components are designed to work seamlessly, ensuring a controlled, safe, and efficient conductor installation process.