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CW-MWC Medium Wedge Clamp (1/0–#4), Non-Irridite

Choose the CW-MWC medium wedge clamp for low-tension dead-ending of compatible aerial service-drop conductors. You get an aluminum body, stainless steel bail wire, and the listed 1/0–#4 configuration for ACSR, AAAC, or aluminum conductor applications.

  • Model: CW-MWC
  • Size designation: Medium, 1/0–#4
  • Listed strength: 1,200 lbs; confirm rating basis
  • Finish designation: Non-Irridite

CW-MWC Medium Wedge Clamp (1/0–#4), Non-Irridite

Choose the CW-MWC medium wedge clamp for low-tension dead-ending of compatible aerial service-drop conductors. You get an aluminum body, stainless steel bail wire, and the listed 1/0–#4 configuration for ACSR, AAAC, or aluminum conductor applications.

  • Model: CW-MWC
  • Size designation: Medium, 1/0–#4
  • Listed strength: 1,200 lbs; confirm rating basis
  • Finish designation: Non-Irridite

Medium Wedge Clamp for Aerial Service Drops

Choose the Hbcrownwealth CW-MWC medium wedge clamp when your aerial service-drop project calls for the listed 1/0–#4 configuration. You get an aluminum body and stainless steel bail wire for low-tension dead-ending of compatible self-supporting drop wire.

You can use this service wedge clamp with compatible ACSR, AAAC, or aluminum conductors. Before ordering, confirm your conductor size, construction, and required load against the CW-MWC specification.

Product Specifications

  • Model: CW-MWC
  • Size designation: Medium, 1/0–#4
  • Body: Aluminum
  • Bail wire: Stainless steel
  • Listed strength: 1,200 lbs
  • Finish designation: Non-Irridite

The listed strength does not identify a working-load limit or a breaking-load test basis. Confirm the applicable rating and conductor fit before specifying this clamp for your project.

Advantages for Your Service-Drop Installation

Aluminum Body and Stainless Steel Bail

The aluminum body grips the compatible conductor, while the stainless steel bail provides the attachment loop. This material combination offers corrosion resistance for outdoor applications. Include any coastal or industrial exposure conditions in your inquiry.

Wedge Grip for Low-Tension Dead Ends

The wedge mechanism secures the load-bearing wire within the clamp body. You can consider this configuration for the low-tension conductor applications listed above, rather than assuming it suits every overhead cable.

Flexible Positioning and Sag Adjustment

The original product configuration allows attachment to a compatible bare neutral at a suitable point in the span and supports drop-wire sag adjustment. As a result, you can plan the attachment location around your approved installation design. Follow the specified tensioning procedure when setting the final sag.

Applications and Model Selection

Use the CW-MWC medium wedge clamp for compatible self-supporting aerial service drops and low-tension dead-ending of ACSR, AAAC, or aluminum conductors. Check both the conductor specification and the support connection before ordering.

If you are comparing sizes, review the CW-SWC aluminum wedge clamp as a separate model. Do not assume that the two clamps are interchangeable: CW-MWC carries the 1/0–#4 designation and a listed strength of 1,200 lbs.

Installation Requirements to Confirm

Provide your conductor datasheet and attachment drawing before installation. Confirm the size convention, support-fitting geometry, applicable load rating, and approved sag requirements with your project team.

Use the installation instructions for the confirmed clamp and conductor combination. Do not determine installation tension from the 1,200 lbs figure alone, and do not assume compatibility with insulated or fiber-optic cable without a separate review.

Source Your Medium Wedge Clamps from Hbcrownwealth

Hbcrownwealth supplies overhead power and communication hardware for project and wholesale purchasing. You can identify this product by model CW-MWC and submit your conductor details, quantity, and delivery requirements for a quotation.

For repeat orders, include your approved drawing or previous specification. This helps you keep the model, material requirements, and attachment arrangement consistent across purchases.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the 1/0–#4 designation tell you?

It identifies the size designation listed for the CW-MWC medium wedge clamp. Provide your conductor datasheet so we can confirm the applicable gauge convention and fit; do not interpret the designation as a millimeter diameter range.

Is 1,200 lbs the safe working load?

The listing does not establish that 1,200 lbs is a safe working load. It labels the value only as strength. Request the rating definition and relevant technical documentation before using it in your load assessment.

What does Non-Irridite mean for your order?

Non-Irridite is the finish designation used for this model in the product specification. If your project requires a particular surface treatment, confirm the exact finish before ordering. This designation alone does not establish a coating standard or corrosion-test result.

How does CW-MWC differ from CW-SWC?

CW-MWC is listed as Medium, 1/0–#4, with a strength of 1,200 lbs and stainless steel bail wire. CW-SWC is a separate 2–6 model. Compare the confirmed conductor range and load data before selecting either model as a replacement.

Can you attach this clamp to a bare neutral?

Yes, attachment to a compatible bare neutral is a listed application. Your conductor size, attachment position, and load requirements still need to match the approved service-drop design.

What information should you send for a quotation?

Send model CW-MWC, conductor type and size, order quantity, and destination. Also include your required finish, load criteria, attachment drawing, and any inspection documentation you need us to review.

Request Your CW-MWC Quotation

Contact Hbcrownwealth for a medium wedge clamp quotation. Share your project specifications so we can review the product configuration and supply requirements with you.

Specification CW-MWC
Product Medium Wedge Clamp
Size designation 1/0–#4; confirm conductor fit before ordering
Body material Aluminum
Bail wire material Stainless steel
Listed strength 1,200 lbs; rating basis to be confirmed
Finish designation Non-Irridite
Application Low-tension dead-ending of compatible self-supporting drop wire
Conductor types ACSR, AAAC, and aluminum, subject to size and construction compatibility

Medium Wedge Clamp for Aerial Service Drops

Choose the Hbcrownwealth CW-MWC medium wedge clamp when your aerial service-drop project calls for the listed 1/0–#4 configuration. You get an aluminum body and stainless steel bail wire for low-tension dead-ending of compatible self-supporting drop wire.

You can use this service wedge clamp with compatible ACSR, AAAC, or aluminum conductors. Before ordering, confirm your conductor size, construction, and required load against the CW-MWC specification.

Product Specifications

  • Model: CW-MWC
  • Size designation: Medium, 1/0–#4
  • Body: Aluminum
  • Bail wire: Stainless steel
  • Listed strength: 1,200 lbs
  • Finish designation: Non-Irridite

The listed strength does not identify a working-load limit or a breaking-load test basis. Confirm the applicable rating and conductor fit before specifying this clamp for your project.

Advantages for Your Service-Drop Installation

Aluminum Body and Stainless Steel Bail

The aluminum body grips the compatible conductor, while the stainless steel bail provides the attachment loop. This material combination offers corrosion resistance for outdoor applications. Include any coastal or industrial exposure conditions in your inquiry.

Wedge Grip for Low-Tension Dead Ends

The wedge mechanism secures the load-bearing wire within the clamp body. You can consider this configuration for the low-tension conductor applications listed above, rather than assuming it suits every overhead cable.

Flexible Positioning and Sag Adjustment

The original product configuration allows attachment to a compatible bare neutral at a suitable point in the span and supports drop-wire sag adjustment. As a result, you can plan the attachment location around your approved installation design. Follow the specified tensioning procedure when setting the final sag.

Applications and Model Selection

Use the CW-MWC medium wedge clamp for compatible self-supporting aerial service drops and low-tension dead-ending of ACSR, AAAC, or aluminum conductors. Check both the conductor specification and the support connection before ordering.

If you are comparing sizes, review the CW-SWC aluminum wedge clamp as a separate model. Do not assume that the two clamps are interchangeable: CW-MWC carries the 1/0–#4 designation and a listed strength of 1,200 lbs.

Installation Requirements to Confirm

Provide your conductor datasheet and attachment drawing before installation. Confirm the size convention, support-fitting geometry, applicable load rating, and approved sag requirements with your project team.

Use the installation instructions for the confirmed clamp and conductor combination. Do not determine installation tension from the 1,200 lbs figure alone, and do not assume compatibility with insulated or fiber-optic cable without a separate review.

Source Your Medium Wedge Clamps from Hbcrownwealth

Hbcrownwealth supplies overhead power and communication hardware for project and wholesale purchasing. You can identify this product by model CW-MWC and submit your conductor details, quantity, and delivery requirements for a quotation.

For repeat orders, include your approved drawing or previous specification. This helps you keep the model, material requirements, and attachment arrangement consistent across purchases.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the 1/0–#4 designation tell you?

It identifies the size designation listed for the CW-MWC medium wedge clamp. Provide your conductor datasheet so we can confirm the applicable gauge convention and fit; do not interpret the designation as a millimeter diameter range.

Is 1,200 lbs the safe working load?

The listing does not establish that 1,200 lbs is a safe working load. It labels the value only as strength. Request the rating definition and relevant technical documentation before using it in your load assessment.

What does Non-Irridite mean for your order?

Non-Irridite is the finish designation used for this model in the product specification. If your project requires a particular surface treatment, confirm the exact finish before ordering. This designation alone does not establish a coating standard or corrosion-test result.

How does CW-MWC differ from CW-SWC?

CW-MWC is listed as Medium, 1/0–#4, with a strength of 1,200 lbs and stainless steel bail wire. CW-SWC is a separate 2–6 model. Compare the confirmed conductor range and load data before selecting either model as a replacement.

Can you attach this clamp to a bare neutral?

Yes, attachment to a compatible bare neutral is a listed application. Your conductor size, attachment position, and load requirements still need to match the approved service-drop design.

What information should you send for a quotation?

Send model CW-MWC, conductor type and size, order quantity, and destination. Also include your required finish, load criteria, attachment drawing, and any inspection documentation you need us to review.

Request Your CW-MWC Quotation

Contact Hbcrownwealth for a medium wedge clamp quotation. Share your project specifications so we can review the product configuration and supply requirements with you.

Specification CW-MWC
Product Medium Wedge Clamp
Size designation 1/0–#4; confirm conductor fit before ordering
Body material Aluminum
Bail wire material Stainless steel
Listed strength 1,200 lbs; rating basis to be confirmed
Finish designation Non-Irridite
Application Low-tension dead-ending of compatible self-supporting drop wire
Conductor types ACSR, AAAC, and aluminum, subject to size and construction compatibility

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