Pretensioning device for automatic line splice

Implements or apparatus for applying pushing or pulling force – Portable implements or apparatus for tensioning flexible... – Including ratchet bar and driving pawl drive

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B66F 302

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056879555

ABSTRACT:
A pretensioning device for causing an automatic line splice to exert a strong grip on the ends of two cables inserted into opposite ends of the automatic line splice. The pretensioning device has a rack supported for sliding movement in a rectangular tube. The rack has a series of teeth along its length. A sled mounted on the rectangular tube has a dog engageable with any one of the teeth on the rack. A cam on the rectangular tube is provided for moving the sled lengthwise of the rectangular tube while the dog engages a tooth of the rack to extend the rack. A clamp on the rectangular tube grips one of the cables and a clamp on the rack grips the other cable.

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