Ratchet type double locking structure for assisting steel wire rope in pulling aerial cable
A locking structure and high-altitude cable technology, which is applied to overhead line/cable equipment, conveying filamentous materials, thin material processing, etc., can solve problems such as inability to adjust the steel wire rope and cooperate with each other, single locking structure, and damage to the locking structure.
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[0039] The present invention provides a ratchet type double locking structure for high-altitude cable auxiliary wire rope traction, which includes a mounting frame 1 and an unlocking lever 502; a winding structure 2 is installed on the mounting frame 1, and a steel wire rope 6 is wound on the winding structure 2; An adjustment structure 3 is installed on the installation frame 1, and an unlocking structure 5 is installed on the adjustment structure 3; a locking structure 4 is installed on the installation frame 1; refer to as Figure 7 with Figure 10 , the head end of the unlocking lever 502 is a pointed structure, and the head end of the unlocking lever 502 is inserted into the gap between the rectangular seat 402 and the pressure plate 404; when the unlocking lever 502 slides forward, the rectangular seat 402 and the pressure plate 404 are in an open state, And at this moment, the wire rope 6 is in an unlocked sta...
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