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BRACKETS AND HOOKS

Brackets and hooks are developed to anchor and suspend the fiber clamps on the wall or poles, when building fiber optic cable lines or energy lines.

FOCA provide the anchor brackets,suspension hooks, also stainless steel band and buckles, bolts and screws, which need when install the brackets and hooks.

Anchor and suspension brackets and hooks materials:

-Aluminum alloy

-Galvanized steel

-Stainless steel

The brackets,hooks and other accessories are all passed lab test, so they can service in bad environment and highly pulling and hanging strength.

Please contact FOCA to get more information about the FIBER OPTIC CABLE ACCESSORIES.

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What are Anchor And Suspension Brackets？
Anchor and suspension brackets are components used to support and secure various types of structures, such as pipes, cables, or electrical equipment. An anchor bracket is fixed to a wall or other stable surface and serves to secure one end of a structure, while a suspension bracket is typically attached to the ceiling or roof and is used to support the weight of the structure from above. Both types of brackets are commonly used in construction, engineering, and other industries where the stability and safety of structures are important.

Characteristics of Anchor And Suspension Brackets
Anchor brackets are used to secure cables or ropes to a fixed structure while suspension brackets are used to support cables or ropes at various points along their length.
The common characteristics of anchor brackets include:
1. Fixed mounting on a surface like a wall or a floor
2. Durable materials like steel or aluminum
3. A hook or loop for secure attachment of cables or ropes
4. Adjustability to fit different cable or rope diameters
The common characteristics of suspension brackets include:
1. Support for cables or ropes at specific intervals along their length
2. Free passage of cables or ropes through the brackets
3. Adjustability to fit different cable or rope diameters
4. A locking mechanism for secure placement of cables or ropes.

How to choose Anchor And Suspension Brackets？
When choosing anchor and suspension brackets, consider the following factors:
1. Load capacity: Ensure that the brackets can support the weight of the cable or rope, as well as any objects that will be suspended from it.
2. Material: Look for brackets made from high-quality and durable materials, such as steel or aluminum, that can withstand environmental conditions and wear and tear.
3. Size and Compatibility: Ensure that the brackets are compatible with the size and type of cable or rope you are using and that they can be adjusted to fit.
4. Design and installation: Choose a bracket design that fits your specific application, and ensure that the installation process is straightforward and secure.
5. Brand reputation and warranty: Consider the brand reputation and any warranty or guarantee offered to ensure that you are investing in a high-quality and reliable product.
By considering these factors, you can choose anchor and suspension brackets that are well-suited to your specific needs and will provide safe and reliable support for your cables or ropes.

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