What are cable eyes?

Cable mesh is a device used to connect cables with electric appliances, other cables, surfaces or mechanisms. The clamp that connects the wires with the automotive battery is a common example of a cable eye, as well as the ends of the battery jumper cables. The cables that are designed to be easily installed and removed for repair or maintenance are generally used if permanent direct features are feasible or necessary. The cables are made of several strands of wire, while the wires consist of one spring. Cables and wires can be used with cable mesh of a suitable type. The end of the connection of the eye is then attached to the corresponding terminal or point of the connection with a screw, screw or spring. Numerous sizes, configurations and materials types are usually available, but the metal is used by the prevailing material. The cable output is sometimes called a "cable connector" or "cable anchor" depending on the industrial jargon and application.

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end of the cable connector is usually chosen for its compatibility with the type of terminal or anchoring. For fork or U -shaped forkrs are used for screw clamps; For applications, a closed ring or OKs type O is used by screwing; and a pin or spade are used for clamps of pressing a pin or blade. The cable meshes also serve as a reducer of cable size, allowing you to connect dense cables to a smaller diameter connector.

Although cable meshes are widely used for electrical connections, more robust versions are used to anchor non -electric cables on surfaces, mounting plates or other cables. Architectural stabilization and safety cables, as well as equipment, are often equipped with loading cable eyes made of steel or iron to secure cables and components. Cable connectors for electrical use that are not subject to voltage are made of aluminum, brass, copper or olOVA and sometimes are metal to optimize voltage transfer and inhibition of metal oxidation.

cable mesh can be found on systems of cabling cars, electrical boxes, machines, household appliances, electronics and other durable goods. For electrical use, cable eyes are usually insulated with rubber or plastic to prevent accidental electricity transfer to people or around the electric component. Other types do not require any insulation due to the location of the cable or the lack of voltage.