Cable joints, also known as cable heads. After the cable is laid, in order to make it a continuous line,
Each section of the line must be connected as a whole, and these connection points are called cable joints.
The cable joint in the middle of the cable line is called the intermediate joint, while the cable joint at both ends of the line is called the terminal head.
Cable joints are used to lock and secure incoming and outgoing lines, playing a waterproof, dustproof, and vibration resistant role. Cable joints, also known as cable heads, are important steps that must be taken after the cable is laid to make it a continuous line.
These connection points not only connect each section of the cable as a whole, but also have different names at the middle and end of the cable line. In the middle,
These joints are vividly referred to as intermediate joints, and at both ends of the line, i.e. terminals, they are called terminal heads. The main function of cable joints is to lock and fix the position of incoming and outgoing lines. It utilizes professional technical means,
Tighten and secure the cable cores appropriately to ensure stable operation of the cable line under various environmental conditions.
In addition, it can also play an important protective role, preventing foreign objects such as water and dust from invading the cable,
And reduce the impact of external vibrations on cables.