Fast, easy, permanent installation

Side opening for speed and convenience

• Eliminates the need to feed conductor through the deadend
• Reduces installation time
• Deadend faces the installer

One piece, wedge-action design adjusts automatically

• Eliminates need for clumsy tools
• Accepts wide range of conductor sizes
• Provides easy adjustability

Automatic clamping creates permanent installation

• Wedge action develops the full tension of the conductor
• Not dependent on the installer

The most cost-effective deadend in the industry

Side opening design minimizes installation costs

• Installs quickly
• Requires no wrenches or special tools
• Requires no special skills

Wedge design adjusts easily

• Eliminates tightening errors
• Repositions on the conductor quickly and easily

Jaws accept wide range of conductors

• Minimizes inventory
• Aluminum or plated aluminum jaws accommodate aluminum and copper conductors

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1. Jaws should be pulled back to the open and locked position
2. Attach deadend to insulator. Position for easiest installation, normally with open side toward installer.
3. After stringing equipment is in place, measure and mark conductor section to be inside deadend jaws. The tail should be either cut or trained in order to clear attachment hardware. Make certain that the portion of the conductor that will be inside the jaw is as straight as possible.
4. Tap jaws forward to activate spring action for initial grip on the conductor.
5. Apply tension by releasing stringing equipment.