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The CWC-SF drop wire clamp supports flat, one- and two-pair telephone drop wire using a serrated shim within a shell-and-wedge assembly. Its galvanized steel clamp specification and 430 stainless steel bail wire help you identify the required configuration for compatible span clamps, drive hooks and drop attachments.
The CWC-SF drop wire clamp supports flat, one- and two-pair telephone drop wire using a serrated shim within a shell-and-wedge assembly. Its galvanized steel clamp specification and 430 stainless steel bail wire help you identify the required configuration for compatible span clamps, drive hooks and drop attachments.
The CWC-SF serrated shim drop wire clamp supports flat, one- and two-pair telephone drop wire at compatible span clamps, drive hooks and other drop attachments. Its shell, shim and wedge form the clamping assembly, with a tail wire providing the connection to the supporting fitting.
This model combines a galvanized steel clamp specification with a separately specified 430 stainless steel bail wire. Its serrated shim is designed to increase grip on the drop wire. When selecting your assembly, match the flat cable profile and jacket construction to the clamp rather than relying on pair count alone.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | CWC-SF |
| Application | One- and two-pair telephone drop wire |
| Cable profile | Flat |
| Listed clamp material | Galvanized steel |
| Bail / tail wire material | 430 stainless steel |
| Shim profile | Serrated |
| Assembly | Shell, shim and wedge equipped with tail wire |
| Attachment points | Compatible span clamps, drive hooks and other drop attachments |
Published holding requirement: suitable drop wire is to be held without slippage until the wire breaks or the applied load reaches a maximum of 555 lb. This criterion is not a stated safe working load. Confirm the test cable, conditions and permitted service load for your installation.
Request a component drawing if your specification requires the individual materials of the shell, wedge and shim. The listed galvanized steel construction and stainless steel bail do not mean the complete assembly is made from one material.
The serrated contact profile is the defining feature of the CWC-SF. It is intended to increase hold on compatible drop wire within the compression assembly. Check the cable jacket and dimensions against the proposed shim configuration before approving a replacement.
The specified cable profile is flat, helping you distinguish this model from clamps intended for round cable. Include both cable width and thickness in your inquiry; “1–2 pair” identifies the telephone-wire category, not an outside-dimension range.
The product specification lists galvanized steel for the clamp and 430 stainless steel for the formed bail wire. Use these separate material descriptions in your purchasing documents. If your project specifies a galvanizing process or coating thickness, request confirmation rather than assuming a coating specification.
| Model | Specified shim | Selection focus |
|---|---|---|
| CWC-SF | Serrated | Flat telephone drop wire; galvanized steel clamp with 430 stainless steel bail |
| CWC-2PRXD | Dimpled | Dimpled contact profile and the selected component material configuration |
| CWC-2PRXP | Plastic, non-metallic | Plastic shim requirement and the selected component material configuration |
Compare the CWC-2PRXD dimpled-shim clamp or CWC-2PRXP plastic-shim clamp when your approved specification calls for a different contact surface. Similar pair counts do not establish interchangeability, and the available information does not show that one shim type is universally stronger than another.
Consider the CWC-SF for new aerial telephone service drops or replacement of matching flat-wire support hardware. Confirm the wire and support fitting as a complete combination before installation.
Round cable and fiber optic cable applications require separate confirmation. The flat telephone-wire specification does not establish a round-cable diameter range or verify optical attenuation performance for FTTH cable.
The published requirement concerns resistance to slippage with suitable drop wire. The loading endpoint is wire breakage or a maximum applied load of 555 lb; the wire may break before that value is reached.
Do not use this value as installation tension or as a guaranteed breaking strength for every cable-and-clamp combination. For technical approval, agree on the test cable, loading method, acceptance criteria and permitted working load for your project. Include any request for supporting test records in your inquiry.
Request the CWC-SF assembly drawing and applicable instructions for your cable. Confirm the position of the flat wire, serrated shim orientation, wedge engagement and bail connection against those instructions.
Before installation, check that the supplied model and material configuration match your order. After assembly, inspect seating, support connection and cable condition according to your approved project procedure. Installation tension, span length and tool requirements must be established for the actual application.
Hbcrownwealth manufactures and supplies hardware for overhead telecommunications and power systems. For this model, specify CWC-SF, flat 1–2 pair telephone wire and the serrated shim so your requested configuration is clear.
You can source related products from our drop wire clamp range. Include samples, inspection documents, packaging preferences or proposed drawing changes in your quotation request so availability and requirements can be reviewed before ordering.
The product specification lists flat cable. Provide the width and thickness of your one- or two-pair telephone drop wire to confirm fit. Round cable suitability requires a separate review.
CWC-SF uses a serrated contact profile, while CWC-2PRXD lists a dimpled shim and CWC-2PRXP uses a plastic shim. Select the contact surface required for your cable and project specification rather than substituting by pair count alone.
No. The bail wire is specified as 430 stainless steel, while the clamp material is listed as galvanized steel. Request a component material drawing if your purchase specification requires more detail.
No. It is the maximum applied load in the published holding criterion, which also allows wire breakage as the test endpoint. Confirm the permitted service load for your actual cable and installation.
Fiber cable compatibility must be confirmed separately. The documented application is flat telephone drop wire. Submit your fiber cable construction and optical acceptance requirements before selecting this model for FTTH.
Send model CWC-SF, cable width and thickness, a cable drawing if available, quantity and delivery destination. Add the support fitting, required service load, coating requirements and any inspection or packing preferences.
Contact Hbcrownwealth with your flat telephone drop wire specification and order quantity. Include the serrated shim requirement and attachment details so your inquiry identifies the correct assembly.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | CWC-SF |
| Application | One- and two-pair telephone drop wire |
| Cable profile | Flat |
| Listed clamp material | Galvanized steel |
| Bail / tail wire material | 430 stainless steel |
| Shim profile | Serrated |
| Assembly | Shell, shim and wedge equipped with tail wire |
| Attachment points | Compatible span clamps, drive hooks and other drop attachments |
Published holding requirement: suitable drop wire is to be held without slippage until the wire breaks or the applied load reaches a maximum of 555 lb. This criterion is not a stated safe working load. Confirm the test cable, conditions and permitted service load for your installation.
The CWC-SF serrated shim drop wire clamp supports flat, one- and two-pair telephone drop wire at compatible span clamps, drive hooks and other drop attachments. Its shell, shim and wedge form the clamping assembly, with a tail wire providing the connection to the supporting fitting.
This model combines a galvanized steel clamp specification with a separately specified 430 stainless steel bail wire. Its serrated shim is designed to increase grip on the drop wire. When selecting your assembly, match the flat cable profile and jacket construction to the clamp rather than relying on pair count alone.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | CWC-SF |
| Application | One- and two-pair telephone drop wire |
| Cable profile | Flat |
| Listed clamp material | Galvanized steel |
| Bail / tail wire material | 430 stainless steel |
| Shim profile | Serrated |
| Assembly | Shell, shim and wedge equipped with tail wire |
| Attachment points | Compatible span clamps, drive hooks and other drop attachments |
Published holding requirement: suitable drop wire is to be held without slippage until the wire breaks or the applied load reaches a maximum of 555 lb. This criterion is not a stated safe working load. Confirm the test cable, conditions and permitted service load for your installation.
Request a component drawing if your specification requires the individual materials of the shell, wedge and shim. The listed galvanized steel construction and stainless steel bail do not mean the complete assembly is made from one material.
The serrated contact profile is the defining feature of the CWC-SF. It is intended to increase hold on compatible drop wire within the compression assembly. Check the cable jacket and dimensions against the proposed shim configuration before approving a replacement.
The specified cable profile is flat, helping you distinguish this model from clamps intended for round cable. Include both cable width and thickness in your inquiry; “1–2 pair” identifies the telephone-wire category, not an outside-dimension range.
The product specification lists galvanized steel for the clamp and 430 stainless steel for the formed bail wire. Use these separate material descriptions in your purchasing documents. If your project specifies a galvanizing process or coating thickness, request confirmation rather than assuming a coating specification.
| Model | Specified shim | Selection focus |
|---|---|---|
| CWC-SF | Serrated | Flat telephone drop wire; galvanized steel clamp with 430 stainless steel bail |
| CWC-2PRXD | Dimpled | Dimpled contact profile and the selected component material configuration |
| CWC-2PRXP | Plastic, non-metallic | Plastic shim requirement and the selected component material configuration |
Compare the CWC-2PRXD dimpled-shim clamp or CWC-2PRXP plastic-shim clamp when your approved specification calls for a different contact surface. Similar pair counts do not establish interchangeability, and the available information does not show that one shim type is universally stronger than another.
Consider the CWC-SF for new aerial telephone service drops or replacement of matching flat-wire support hardware. Confirm the wire and support fitting as a complete combination before installation.
Round cable and fiber optic cable applications require separate confirmation. The flat telephone-wire specification does not establish a round-cable diameter range or verify optical attenuation performance for FTTH cable.
The published requirement concerns resistance to slippage with suitable drop wire. The loading endpoint is wire breakage or a maximum applied load of 555 lb; the wire may break before that value is reached.
Do not use this value as installation tension or as a guaranteed breaking strength for every cable-and-clamp combination. For technical approval, agree on the test cable, loading method, acceptance criteria and permitted working load for your project. Include any request for supporting test records in your inquiry.
Request the CWC-SF assembly drawing and applicable instructions for your cable. Confirm the position of the flat wire, serrated shim orientation, wedge engagement and bail connection against those instructions.
Before installation, check that the supplied model and material configuration match your order. After assembly, inspect seating, support connection and cable condition according to your approved project procedure. Installation tension, span length and tool requirements must be established for the actual application.
Hbcrownwealth manufactures and supplies hardware for overhead telecommunications and power systems. For this model, specify CWC-SF, flat 1–2 pair telephone wire and the serrated shim so your requested configuration is clear.
You can source related products from our drop wire clamp range. Include samples, inspection documents, packaging preferences or proposed drawing changes in your quotation request so availability and requirements can be reviewed before ordering.
The product specification lists flat cable. Provide the width and thickness of your one- or two-pair telephone drop wire to confirm fit. Round cable suitability requires a separate review.
CWC-SF uses a serrated contact profile, while CWC-2PRXD lists a dimpled shim and CWC-2PRXP uses a plastic shim. Select the contact surface required for your cable and project specification rather than substituting by pair count alone.
No. The bail wire is specified as 430 stainless steel, while the clamp material is listed as galvanized steel. Request a component material drawing if your purchase specification requires more detail.
No. It is the maximum applied load in the published holding criterion, which also allows wire breakage as the test endpoint. Confirm the permitted service load for your actual cable and installation.
Fiber cable compatibility must be confirmed separately. The documented application is flat telephone drop wire. Submit your fiber cable construction and optical acceptance requirements before selecting this model for FTTH.
Send model CWC-SF, cable width and thickness, a cable drawing if available, quantity and delivery destination. Add the support fitting, required service load, coating requirements and any inspection or packing preferences.
Contact Hbcrownwealth with your flat telephone drop wire specification and order quantity. Include the serrated shim requirement and attachment details so your inquiry identifies the correct assembly.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | CWC-SF |
| Application | One- and two-pair telephone drop wire |
| Cable profile | Flat |
| Listed clamp material | Galvanized steel |
| Bail / tail wire material | 430 stainless steel |
| Shim profile | Serrated |
| Assembly | Shell, shim and wedge equipped with tail wire |
| Attachment points | Compatible span clamps, drive hooks and other drop attachments |
Published holding requirement: suitable drop wire is to be held without slippage until the wire breaks or the applied load reaches a maximum of 555 lb. This criterion is not a stated safe working load. Confirm the test cable, conditions and permitted service load for your installation.
