Replacing overhead conductor tools

Mail Us: sales china-easternpower. Self moving traction machine is used to deliver guide rope and double pulley rollers from one steel tower to another. It has remote control system and cab be running on earth wire or conductor by self driving system.

The machine is always used in hot line OPGW installation project, or conductor changing project. We have developed whole set of machines and tools for OPGW hot line installation. We have the complete production equipments and professional production team to manage the whole process from production to packing shipment.

The machines will be shipped in container. We will ship the products within one month normally after receiving the payment. Stock is available for standard product. This expertise is built into every iTOOLco product — ensuring an unsurpassed level of quality and durability in each product shipped. We make products that improve the work lives of electrical contractors and are the best wire pullers and tools for the job.

Our primary focus is increasing safety, saving time, lowering worker effort, and improving results for hard-working contractors and the professionals they employ. We revolutionized wire pulling with the invention of our two world-class tuggers — the Cannon 10K and the Cannon 6K. These versatile cable pullers are easy to maneuver and can be changed quickly from side pulls to overhead or underground. We always use first-class materials and many of our products are proudly made right here in the U.

We will no longer use the green one. The Manhole Adapter and MultiRoller are also incredible tools. First set up took ten minutes to figure it out. One good helper was on the pulling machine end. Note to paragraph c 5 : Thunderstorms in the vicinity, high winds, snow storms, and ice storms are examples of adverse weather conditions that make live-line barehand work too hazardous to perform safely even after the employer implements the work practices required by this subpart.

The employer shall provide and ensure that employees use a conductive bucket liner or other conductive device for bonding the insulated aerial device to the energized line or equipment. The employer shall ensure that, before the employee contacts the energized part, the employee bonds the conductive bucket liner or other conductive device to the energized conductor by means of a positive connection. This connection shall remain attached to the energized conductor until the employee completes the work on the energized circuit.

Aerial lifts used for live-line barehand work shall have dual controls lower and upper as follows:. On a two-bucket-type lift, access to the controls shall be within easy reach of both buckets. Lower ground-level lift controls may not be operated with an employee in the lift except in case of emergency. The employer shall ensure that, before employees elevate an aerial lift into the work position, the employees check all controls ground level and bucket to determine that they are in proper working condition.

The employer shall ensure that, before employees elevate the boom of an aerial lift, the employees ground the body of the truck or barricade the body of the truck and treat it as energized. The employer shall ensure that employees perform a boom-current test before starting work each day, each time during the day when they encounter a higher voltage, and when changed conditions indicate a need for an additional test.

The employer shall ensure that employees do not use handlines between the bucket and the boom or between the bucket and the ground. However, employees may use nonconductive-type handlines from conductor to ground if not supported from the bucket. The employer shall ensure that no one uses ropes used for live-line barehand work for other purposes. The employer shall ensure that employees do not pass uninsulated equipment or material between a pole or structure and an aerial lift while an employee working from the bucket is bonded to an energized part.

A nonconductive measuring device shall be readily accessible to employees performing live-line barehand work to assist them in maintaining the required minimum approach distance.