Constant Force Spring
Constant Force Spring is made from stainless steel, a non-current-carrying part used for a solder-free electrical connection between metal cable elements and an earthing device, and also used on cast-resin, heat shrink and medium-voltage joints.
The Constant Force Spring, in stainless steel, is a non-current-carrying part that makes a solder-free electrical connection between metal cable elements and an earthing device — also used on cast-resin, heat shrink and medium-voltage joints.
Features & Benefits
- Stainless steel construction
- Non-current-carrying part
Applications
- Solder-free earthing connection between metal cable elements and earthing devices
- Cast-resin, heat shrink and medium voltage cable joints
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Constant Force Spring used for?
It is used for:
- Solder-free earthing connection between metal cable elements and earthing devices
- Cast-resin, heat shrink and medium voltage cable joints
Can I get a quote, a sample or a size that is not listed?
Send your cable details, quantity and application with the "Request a Quote or Sample" form at the foot of this page. For a size or variant that is not in the chart, describe what you need there, or use Technical support at the top of the page, and the technical team will confirm what can be supplied.
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