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This file is a product catalog containing technical specifications and ordering information for electrical transmission line hardware and accessories.
The catalog includes detailed product lines for strand splices, spiral vibration dampers, armor rods, transmission conductor vibration dampers, suspension clamps, and related components used in electrical utility transmission systems. Strand splices are available in multiple grades (Utility Grade C-Coat and Extra High Strength C-Coat) for galvanized steel and mischmetal alloy strands, with sizes ranging from 3/16" to 1/2" and varying configurations specified by catalog numbers. Spiral Vibration Dampers (SVD) are offered in standard and hi-mass versions to dissipate aeolian vibration on cable spans, with specific models designated for cable diameters from 0.174" to 0.760" and basic recommendations provided for damper quantities based on span length and application type. Armor Rods are extensively cataloged across multiple material types including aluminum, aluminum-clad steel, Copperweld, phosphor bronze, and galvanized steel, with conductor diameter ranges, nominal sizes, lengths, rod diameters, and rods per set specified for each application. Additional products include AFL Stockbridge transmission conductor vibration dampers (1700 Series) with weight and clamp selection tables for determining proper damper assembly configurations, and Hubbell suspension clamps (HAS182S model) rated for 0.400"-0.850" conductor range with compatibility across ACSR, AAC, and ACAR conductor types. The catalog provides comprehensive ordering information including part numbers, unit quantities per carton, weights, color codes for identification, and installation specifications for utility and transmission line applications.
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Strand Splice
Strand Splice PREFORMED™ Strand Splices are used to repair strand or messenger simply and economically. All applications can be checked visually — no guesswork involved. Because of its superior design, the Strand Splice provides maximum strength and excellent fatigue characteristics resulting in longer life for both strand and messenger.
Galvanized Steel, C-Coat
Catalog Number Size
Strand Construction
Mean Diameter Length
No. of Subsets
Color Code
Units Per Carton
Wt./Lbs.
Per Carton
Utility Grade C-Coat
GLS-2115 3⁄16" 7W .195" 22" 3 Red 100 20
GLS-2117 5⁄16" 7W .327" 29" 3 Black 50 26
GLS-2118 3⁄8" 7W .360" 34" 3 Orange 50 42
GLS-2119 7⁄16" 7W .435" 41" 3 Green 25 37
Extra High Strength C-Coat
GLS-2102 3⁄16" 7W .186" 27" 2 Red 100 30
GLS-2104 ¼" 7W .240" 35" 2 Yellow 50 34
GLS-2106 5⁄16" 7W .312" 42" 3 Black 50 46
GLS-2107 3⁄8" 7W .360" 50" 3 Orange 25 38
GLS-2108 7⁄16" 7W .435" 56" 3 Green 25 57
GLS-2109 ½" 7W .495" 63" 3 Blue 10 34
NOTE: Left hand lay standard
For use on Mischmetal Alloy (AL/ZN) Strand
Catalog Number Size
Strand Construction
Mean Diameter Length
No. of Subsets
Color Code
Units Per Carton
Wt./Lbs.
Per Carton
BLS-9102 3⁄16" 7W .186" 27" 2 Red 100 30
BLS-9104 ¼" 7W .240" 35" 2 Yellow 50 34
BLS-9106 5⁄16" 7W .312" 42" 3 Black 50 46
BLS-9107 3⁄8" 7W .360" 50" 3 Orange 25 38
BLS-9108 7⁄16" 7W .435" 56" 3 Green 25 57
BLS-9109 ½" 7W .495" 63" 3 Blue 10 34
NOTE: Left hand lay standard PLP mischmetal formed wire products are acceptable for use with Bezinal® and Galfan® coated strands.
Bezinal® is a registered trademark of the Bekaert Corporation.
Galfan® is a registered trademark of the Galfan Technology Centre, LLC.
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SPIRAL VIBRATION DAMPER
The Spiral Vibration Damper (SVD) is a motion control product used to dissipate aeolian vibration that may occur on cable spans. Using the recommended number of Spiral Vibration Dampers minimizes bending strain, protecting the cable from long-term fatigue due to aeolian vibration.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
• Not placement sensitive - can be installed anywhere on the cable away from other attachments
• Helically-formed PVC-based rod makes impact with the cable to disrupt the aeolian vibration standing wave
• Gripping section of the damper gently holds the cable, preventing damage from clamping forces
• Effective over a broad range of frequencies
• Easily installed by hand
• Can be nested (subsetted), allowing easier installation
• Proven through extensive field and laboratory testing
• Thermal rating of 125ºC for continuous operation
• Hi-Mass version provides the effectiveness of two standard SVDs
• Recommended aeolian vibration solution for all cables 0.75" in diameter and below
EN-CA-1033 PLP. COM 21
Spiral Vibration Damper
COMPONENTS
ORDERING INFORMATION
• Select the appropriate Spiral Vibration Damper catalog number from the table below using the cable diameter
• Refer to the Basic Recommendations table below to determine the number of Spiral Vibration Dampers required per span
Color Code
Gripping Section
Damping Section
Standard Spiral Vibration Damper Catalog Number
Cable Diameter Range Length Per Carton in mm in mm Units Weight/lb
5050102 0.174 - 0.249 4.4 - 6.3 46 1.17 50 29
5050103 0.250 - 0.326 6.3 - 8.3 49 1.25 50 49
5050104 0.327 - 0.461 8.3 - 11.6 51 1.30 50 34
5050105 0.462 - 0.563 11.7 - 14.2 53 1.35 50 36
5050106 0.564 - 0.760 14.3 - 19.3 65 1.65 25 50
Hi-Mass Spiral Vibration Damper Catalog Number
Cable Diameter Range Length Per Carton in mm in mm Units Weight/lb
5050200 0.250 - 0.326 6.3 - 8.3 87 2.21 50 55
5050201 0.327 - 0.461 8.3 - 11.6 91 2.31 50 60
5050202 0.462 - 0.563 11.7 - 14.2 94 2.39 50 65
5050203 0.564 - 0.760 14.3 - 19.3 97 2.46 15 55
NOTE: Hi-Mass Spiral Vibration Dampers are longer in length and heavier than standard SVDs. The benefit is that they reduce the number of installations in half. Hi-Mass SVDs are recommended for longer span applications.
Total Number of SVDs Recommended per Span
Standard Hi-Mass
Span Length
(ft)
Standard Application
Typical Application with Final Tensions > 20% of RBS/UTS OR Crossing Span
Application
Crossing Span Application with Final Tensions
> 20% of
RBS/UTS
Span Length
(ft)
Standard Application
Typical Application with Final Tensions > 20% of RBS/UTS OR Crossing Span
Application
Crossing Span Application with Final Tensions
> 20% of RBS/UTS
0 - 800 2 4 6 0 - 800 1 2 3
801 - 1600 4 6 10 801 - 1600 2 3 5
1601 - 2400 6 10 16 1601 - 2400 3 5 8
NOTE: For spans over 2400 ft, contact PLP.
BASIC RECOMMENDATIONS
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Transmission Conductor Vibration Dampers Stockbridge Type—1700 Series damper to dissipate vibration, or ‘wake up’, at lower energy inputs. These two modes combined with the 19 strand messenger wire give AFL’s Stockbridge Damper the widest range of vibra-tion coverage in the industry. Damper assemblies with catalog weights of 1706 and larger can be used at 345 kV and above.
Pressed Clamp and Weights AFL Stockbridge Damper clamp and weights are pressed onto the messenger wire, as opposed to being cast or welded. The pressing operation does not alter the physical or mechani-cal characteristics of the messenger wire. Casting or welding anneals the messenger, compromising its performance.
No Special Tools Needed with Breakaway Bolt Option With the breakaway bolt, no special tools or torque wrench is needed. Simply tighten the bolt until the head shears off. This means proper torque has been achieved.
Proven Performance Year After Year Comparative testing was conducted in 1993 at a private test site using AFL Stockbridge Dampers and those of two competitors. In this particular test, AFL dampers offered 40+ years of protection against fatigue, while the competitions’ dampers failed between 7 and 14 years.
Dampers for T2 Conductors AFL has developed a special clamp insert that allows the damper to be firmly secured to a T2 conductor. See page 394 for an illustration of the damper and the attachment. Please contact our engineering department for applications involving T2 Conductor.
High Temperature Application The standard Stockbridge Damper is designed for 250ºC high temperature applications without the need for Armor Rods.
Vibrec™ Damper Recommendation Program The Vibrec damper recommendation program assists in damper requirements for transmission and distribution lines.
For more information visit www.Vibrec.com or contact the AFL Technical Support Team at 1.800.866.7385.
Vibration Recommendation Form can be found on page 404.
What is Aeolian Vibration?
Aeolian vibration is a high frequency motion that can occur when a smooth, steady crosswind blows on aerial cables. This laminar wind creates vortices, which are detached at regular intervals on the leeward side, alternating from top and bottom of the cable. The detachments create vertical forces causing the cable to vibrate stand-ing waves generally in high harmonic modes. The primary factors effecting aeolian vibration are span length, tension and impedance.
The amount of energy imparted to a cable varies directly with the span length. With increasing tension, the tendency of a cable to vibrate rises rapidly as its self dampening ability reduces. Impedance is determined by the mechanical and material properties of the cable.
The first aeolian vibration fatigue failures of stranded conductor were reported in 1917. George Stockbridge of Southern California Edison first developed dampers in 1928. During this same timeframe, an outdoor test span and indoor laboratory was erected for the study of vibration. These expanded facilities, along with more than 70 years of research and experience, have assisted AFL in understanding the theory of vibration and its control. Aeolian vibration still occurs and causes damage to conductors, hardware and towers. AFL Stockbridge Dampers dissipates this damaging force of nature.
Features
Wide Vibration and Voltage Coverage The AFL Stockbridge Damper has two natural frequency modes.
These modes are commonly known as ‘flying’ and ‘wiggling’. AFL uses a specially designed 19 strand messenger wire allowing the
The AFL Stockbridge Damper is the most efficient way to extend the life of a transmission line. It is designed to eliminate the damage caused by aeolian vibration.
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Transmission Conductor Vibration Dampers Stockbridge Type—1700 Series (cont.)
Table 1: Weight Selection
Table 2: Clamp Selection
Ordering Instructions
Notes:
1. Steel weight shown in Table 1 includes both damper weights and other steel parts used.
For complete weight of damper assembly, add partial weights shown in Tables 1 and 2.
2. Damper assemblies with 1706, 1707, or 1708 weight catalog numbers and –9 clamp catalog numbers or larger can be used at 345 kV and above.
3. Regular aluminum hexagon head bolts are standard on assemblies that have 1705 weights and smaller. Assemblies having 1706 weights and larger have special Corona hexagon head bolts.
4. For conductor sizes not covered in the table, consult AFL Technical Support Team at 1.800.866.7385.
5. Installation Instructions for vibration dampers, see page 354.
Step 1: Determine Conductor Diameter All damper ordering is based on the diameter of the conductor being used.
Step 2: Select Weight Catalog Number Use Table 1 to select the correct weight catalog number based on the diameter of the bare conductor being used.
Step 3: Select Clamp Catalog Number Before selecting a Clamp, ask one question ‘Does this application use armor rods?’
If yes, select the correct clamp catalog number from Table 2 based on the total diameter of the conductor and the armor rods.
If no, select the correct clamp catalog number from Table 2 based on the diameter of the bare conductor being used.
Step 4: Select Bolts For breakaway bolts, use ‘BA’. For standard bolts, leave blank.
Note: Breakaway bolts may not be corona free at voltages 345kV and above.
Step 5: Create Catalog Number
Example:
Without Armor Rods Conductor Diameter: 1.108" (28.1 mm) Weight Size from Table 1: 1706 Clamp Size from table 2: -10 Bolts: Breakaway Catalog Number: 1706-10BA
With Armor Rods Conductor Diameter: 1.108" (28.1 mm) Weight Size from Table 1: 1706 Diameter of Conductor and Armor Rods: 1.728" (43.9 mm) Clamp Size from table 2: -15 Bolts: Standard Catalog Number: 1706-15
Weight Catalog Number Clamp Catalog Number Bolts+ +
WEIGHT
CATALOG
NUMBER
BARE CONDUCTOR DIAMETER RANGE
WEIGHT 2
STEEL
IN MM LBS KG
1701 1 0.270 - 0.430 6.9 - 10.9 2.6 1.18
1702 1 0.431 - 0.630 11.0 - 16.0 5.5 2.49
1703 0.361 - 0.570 9.2 - 14.4 2.9 1.32
1704 0.571 - 0.770 14.5 - 19.5 6.5 2.95
1705 0.771 - 0.970 19.6 - 24.6 9.9 4.49
1706 3 0.971 - 1.210 24.7 - 30.7 13.3 6.03
1707 3 1.211 - 1.382 30.8 - 35.1 19.7 8.94
1708 3 1.383 - 1.825 35.2 - 46.4 28.8 13.06
CLAMP
CATALOG
NUMBER
OVERALL DIAMETER RANGE
AT POINT OF INSTALLATION
CLAMP
BOLT
DIA 4
WEIGHT 2
ALUMINUM
IN MM LBS KG
-2 0.270 - 0.360 6.9 - 9.1 7/16 0.3 0.15
-3 0.361 - 0.460 9.2 - 11.6 7/16 0.3 0.15
-4 0.461 - 0.570 11.7 - 14.4 7/16 0.3 0.15
-5 0.571 - 0.675 14.5 - 17.1 7/16 0.4 0.16
-6 0.676 - 0.780 17.2 - 19.8 7/16 0.4 0.15
-7 0.771 - 0.870 19.6 - 22.1 1/2 0.6 0.26
-8 0.871 - 0.970 22.2 - 24.6 1/2 0.6 0.26
-9 3 0.971 - 1.090 24.7 - 27.6 1/2 1.1 0.50
-10 3 1.091 - 1.210 27.7 - 30.7 1/2 1.1 0.50
-11 3 1.211 - 1.330 30.8 - 33.7 1/2 1.1 0.50
-13 3 1.331 - 1.486 33.8 - 37.7 5/8 1.6 0.73
-14 3 1.487 - 1.643 37.8 - 41.7 5/8 1.5 0.68
-15 3 1.644 - 1.780 41.8 - 45.2 5/8 1.5 0.68
-16 3 1.781 - 1.960 45.3 - 49.7 5/8 2.2 1.00
-17 3 1.961 - 2.157 49.8 - 54.7 5/8 2.2 1.00
-18 3 2.158 - 2.375 54.8 - 60.3 5/8 2.4 1.09
-19 3 2.376 - 2.614 60.4 - 66.4 5/8 2.4 1.09
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Single Support and Double Support Length: Identified by “S” and “D” appearing in the length column on the catalog page. Should the maximum distance between tied supports exceed 12 inches on double crossarm construction, consult PLP.
Rod Diameter: Added to conductor O.D., assists in arriving at applied overall diameter.
Rods Per Set: Indicate the proper number of rods for each application.
Center Mark: Establishes recommended alignment of rods during application.
Color Code and Length: Assist in identification of conductor size, corresponding to tabular information appearing on catalog page.
Identification Tape: Shows catalog number, nominal sizes.
GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
ARMOR-GRIP® Suspension is recommended as being su-perior to armor–clamp combinations in providing protection from bending stress, compression stress and abrasion.
ARMOR RODS RESTORATIVE-REPAIR. Armor Rods may be used to restore full conductance and strength to ACSR and aluminum conductors where damage does not exceed approximately 50 percent of the outer strand layer.
Consult Factory for repair capability of specific strandings.
For standard catalog numbers damage should be located at the “point of support” or within the “midspan area”. For damage 6" to 36" (152 to 914 mm) from the support point contact PLP for recommendations.
NOTE: When Armor Rods are used to repair damaged aluminum-based conductors, the following application steps are required for optimum electrical repair:
Step 1: Thoroughly wire-brush damaged conductor for the full length of the Armor Rods to be applied.
Step 2: Apply a gritted inhibitor to the full length of this area before applying the Armor Rods.
PROTECTION. PREFORMED™ Armor Rods are intended to protect against bending, compression, abrasion, arc-over, and to provide repair. The degree of protection needed on a specific line depends upon a number of fac-tors such as line design, temperature, tension, exposure to wind flow, and vibration history on similar construction in the same area. As a general guide, the following recom-mendations may be adopted to the specific conditions.
Armor Rods are recommended as minimum protection for clamp-type supports or suspensions.
Line Guards are recommended as minimum protection for hand-tied spans.
The use of supplementary damping devices, such as Spiral Vibration Dampers, should be considered when conductor vibration is present or expected.
PLP® Factory Formed Ties are recommended as being superior to armor-hand tie combinations in providing protection from abrasion, and equivalent in providing protection from vibration fatigue.
NOMENCLATURE
Armor Rods
Thermal Rating (Continuous) Within a high temperature Suspension Clamp 250°C
ACSS Repair 250°C ACSR Repair 125°C
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Applied overall diameter computed as follows:
The rod diameter can be obtained from the catalog page tables. Conductor/Strand O.D. can be found in the Conductor Chart, General Information Section.
| Rod Diam., | .167" x 2 = .334" |
| Conductor Diam. | + .398" |
Total Applied O.D. .732"
O.D. CALCULATIONS
SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
1. This product is intended for a single (one-time) use and for the specified application. CAUTION: DO NOT
REUSE OR MODIFY THIS PRODUCT UNDER ANY
CIRCUMSTANCES.
2. This product is intended for use by trained craftspeople only. This product SHOULD NOT BE USED by anyone who is not familiar with and trained in the use of it.
3. When working in the area of energized lines with this product, EXTRA CARE should be taken to prevent accidental electrical contact.
4. For PROPER PERFORMANCE AND PERSONAL SAFETY be sure to select the proper size PREFORMED™ Armor Rods before application.
5. PREFORMED Armor Rods are precision devices. To insure proper performance, they should be stored in cartons under cover and handled carefully.
Copperweld is a registered trademark of the Copperweld Co.
DESIGN MODIFICATION
Armor Rods: PARROT-BILL® Ends
To meet the corona onset and RIV requirements for most extra-high-voltage applications, PARROT-BILL® Ends are to be used instead of the standard ball-end rods. Consult the Factory for an engineering recommendation.
GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS CONTD.
TAPPING. Tapping over applied aluminum Armor Rods is permissible. Where it is known that tapping clamps will be installed over Armor Rods, it is recommended that the conductor be thoroughly wire brushed clean, then an inhibitor be applied.
APPLICATION-INSPECTION. After application of the correct number of rods per set, a slight gap between rods should be present. Consult the General Information Section for detailed explanation.
Apply no more than one-half the number of rods per set at a time on smaller sizes. On conductors 4/0 and larger, do not attempt to apply more than 4 rods at a time. The align-ment of the ends of the rods should be maintained within 2 inches for voltages of 230 KV and lower.
MATERIAL SELECTION. For copper or Copperweld® conductor, Copperweld® or Phosphor Bronze, Armor Rods are recommended when electrical requirements such as tapping or repair are not involved.
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Right-hand lay standard
EXPLANATORY NOTES:
| (1) | Nominal Conductor size indicates one of various conductors within each range. |
| (2) | Single Support Length (S) and Double Support Length (D) are described on the first page of the Armor Rod section. |
| (3) | Reference O.D. Calculations for: APPLIED O.D. Calculations. |
| (4) | AWAC is a registered trademark of the Copperweld Co. |
For use on:
ACSR, Compacted ACSR, Aluminum Alloy All-Aluminum, AWAC® Compacted All-Aluminum, ACAR, ACSS (AW & TW)
Catalog Number
Diameter Range (Inches)
Nominal Conductor Size
Units Wt/Lbs Length (Inches)
Rod Diameter (Inches)
Rods Per Set
Color CodeMin. Max. Per Carton
AR-0106
AR-0306 .194 .207 #6, 7W Alum. Alloy #6, 6/1 100
40(S) 52(D) .121 7 Blue
AR-0107
AR-0307 .208 .219 #4, 7W, Comp. 100
40(S) 52(D) .121 7 Black
AR-0108
AR-0308 .220 .228 #5, 3-7W Alum. Alloy
#5, 6/1
40(S) 52(D) .121 8 White
AR-0109
AR-0309 .229 .243 #4, 7W All-Alum.
#4, 6/1-7/1 Comp.
40(S) 52(D) .121 8 Brown
AR-0110
AR-0310 .244 .259 #4, 6/1, 7/1 #4, 7W, Alum. Alloy 50
40(S) 52(D) .146 7 Orange
AR-0111
AR-0311 .260 .273 #3, 7W All-Alum.
#2, 7W Comp.
42(S) 54(D) .146 7 Green
AR-0112
AR-0312 .274 .289 #3, 7W, Alum. Alloy 50
42(S) 54(D) .146 8 Yellow
AR-0113
AR-0313 .290 .308 #2, 7W All-Alum.
#2, 6/1 Comp.
42(S) 54(D) .146 8 Purple
AR-0114
AR-0314 .309 .326 #2, 6/1, 7/1 #2, 7W Alum. Alloy 50
44(S) 56(D) .136 9 Red
AR-0115
AR-0315 .327 .346 #1, 7W All-Alum.
#1/0, 7W-19W Comp.
46(S) 58(D) .146 9 Blue
AR-0116
AR-0316 .347 .366 #1, 6/1 #1, 7W Alum. Alloy 50
48(S) 60(D) .146 9 Green
AR-0117
AR-0317 .367 .389 1/0, 7W All-Alum.
2/0, 7W Comp.
50(S) 62(D) .146 10 Black
AR-0118
AR-0318 .390 .413 1/0, 6/1 1/0, 7W Alum. Alloy 50
52(S) 64(D) .167 9 Yellow
AR-0119
AR-0319 .414 .436 2/0, 7W-19W All-Alum.
3/0, 7W Comp.
52(S) 64(D) .146 10 Brown
AR-0120
AR-0320 .437 .463 2/0, 6/1 3/0, 6/1 Comp. 50
54(S) 66(D) .167 10 Blue
AR-0121
AR-0321 .464 .490 3/0, 7W-19W All Alum. 50
54(S) 66(D) .167 10 Green
AR-0122
AR-0322 .491 .521 3/0, 6/1 3/0, 7W Alum. Alloy
4/0, 6/1 Comp.
56(S)
68(D) .167 11 Orange
AR-0123
AR-0323 .522 .551 4/0, 7W-19W All-Alum. 25
58(S) 70(D) .167 11 Black
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EXPLANATORY NOTES:
| (1) | Nominal Conductor size indicates one of various conductors within each range. |
| (2) | Single Support Length (S) and Double Support Length (D) are described on the first page of the Armor Rod section. |
| (3) | Reference O.D. Calculations for: APPLIED O.D. Calculations. |
| (4) | AWAC is a registered trademark of the Copperweld Co. |
Catalog Number
EHV Armor Rod
Catalog Number
Diameter Range (Inches) Nominal
Conductor Size
Units Wt/Lbs Length (Inches)
Rod Diameter (Inches)
Rods Per Set
Color CodeMin Max Per Carton
AR-0124
AR-0324
.552 .585 4/0, 6/1
60(S)
72(D) .182 11 Red
AR-0125
AR-0325
.586 .606 266.8 kcmil, 19W
62(S)
74(D) .182 12 Black
AR-0126
AR-0326
.607 .630 266.8 kcmil, 18/1
64(S)
76(D) .182 12 Purple
AR-0127
AR-0327
.631 .655 266.8 kcmil, 26/7
64(S)
76(D) .182 12 Yellow
AR-0128
AR-0328
.656 .679 336.4 kcmil, 19W
66(S)
78(D) .182 13 Brown
AR-0129
AR-0329
.680 .703 300 kcmil, 26/7
68(S)
80(D) .204 12 Blue
AR-0130
AR-0342
.704 .740 336.4 kcmil, 26/7
72(S)
84(D) .204 12 Green
AR-0131 .741 .782 397.5 kcmil, 18/1 18 59 72 .204 13 Orange AR-0132 .783 .814 397.5 kcmil, 26/7 15 66 76 .250 11 Purple AR-0133 .815 .845 636 kcmil, 19W Comp. 15 66 76 .250 11 Red AR-0134 .846 .907 477 kcmil, 26/7 15 74 78 .250 12 Blue AR-0135 .908 .929 636 kcmil, 37W 12 66 80 .250 13 Green AR-0136 .930 .976 605 kcmil, 26/7 12 72 88 .250 13 White AR-0137 AR-0500 .977 1.016 636 kcmil, 26/7 9 50 92 .310 11 Yellow AR-0138 AR-0501 1.017 1.035 795 kcmil, 37-61W 6 55 94 .310 12 Brown AR-0139 AR-0502 1.036 1.064 715.5 kcmil, 26/7 6 56 96 .310 12 Blue AR-0140 AR-0503 1.065 1.098 795 kcmil, 24/7 6 56 96 .310 12 Green AR-0141 AR-0504 1.099 1.139 795 kcmil, 26/7 6 62 100 .310 12 Orange AR-0142 AR-0505 1.140 1.161 954 kcmil, 36/1 6 63 100 .310 13 Purple
AR-0143 AR-0506 1.162 1.208
954 kcmil, 45/7 954 kcmil, 54/7
1033.5 kcmil, 37-61W 6 69 100 .310 13 Red
AR-0144 AR-0507 1.209 1.269 1113 kcmil, 45/7 6 81 100 .365 12 Black AR-0145 AR-0508 1.270 1.327 1192.5 kcmil, 45/7 6 81 100 .365 12 White AR-0146 AR-0509 1.328 1.390 1272 kcmil, 45/7 3 45 100 .365 13 Yellow AR-0147 AR-0510 1.391 1.440 1431 kcmil, 45/7 3 54 100 .436 11 Brown AR-0163 AR-0511 1.441 1.508 1590 kcmil, 45/7 3 58 100 .436 12 Blue AR-0164 AR-0512 1.509 1.578 1590 kcmil, 54/19 3 58 100 .436 12 Green AR-0165 AR-0513 1.579 1.651 1780 kcmil, 84/19 3 60 100 .436 13 Orange AR-0166 AR-0514 1.652 1.728 2000 kcmil, 9/W 3 60 100 .436 13 Purple AR-0167 AR-0516 1.729 1.809 2156 kcmil, 84/19 3 64 100 .436 14 Red AR-0168 AR-0517 1.810 1.898 2500 kcmil, 91W 3 64 100 .436 14 Black AR-0169 AR-0518 1.899 1.991 3 68 100 .436 15 White AR-0170 AR-0519 1.992 2.090 3500 kcmil, 127W 3 68 100 .436 15 Yellow AR-0171 AR-0520 2.091 2.193 3500 kcmil, 127W 3 80 100 .468 15 Brown
Armor Rods: Aluminum
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Left-hand lay standard
EXPLANATORY NOTES:
| (1) | Nominal Conductor size indicates one of various conductors within each range. |
| (2) | Single Support Length (S) and Double Support Length (D) are described on the first page of the Armor Rod section. |
| (3) | Reference O.D. Calculations for: APPLIED O.D. Calculations. |
For use on:
Aluminum-Clad Steel Strands
Catalog Number
Diameter Range (Inches)
Nominal Conductor Size
Units Wt/Lbs Length (Inches)
Rod Diameter (Inches)
Rods Per Set
Color CodeMin. Max. Per Carton
AR-2113
AR-2313 .169" .178" 3#12 AW 50
40(S) 52(D) .102 7 Orange
AR-2116
AR-2316 .196" .207" 3#11 AW 50
40(S) 52(D) .102 7 Black
AR-2118
AR-2318 .218" .225" 3#10 AW 4-M AW 50
40(S) 52(D) .102 8 Green
AR-2120
AR-2320 .237" .249" 1/4", 7#12AW 6-M, AW, 3#9 AW 50
40(S) 52(D) .102 9 Yellow
AR-2122
AR-2322 .264" .277" 9/32", 7#11 AW 8-M, AW, 3#8 AW 25
42(S 54(D) .114 9 Blue
AR-2124
AR-2324 .296" .314" 5/16", 7#10 AW 10-M, AW, 3#7 AW 25
46(S) 58(D) .114 9 Black
AR-2126
AR-2326 .334" .352" 11/32", 7#9 AW 12.5-M, AW, 3#6 AW 25
50(S) 62(D) .114 10 Yellow
AR-2128
AR-2328 .373" .392" 3/8", 7#8 AW 16-M, AW, 3#5 AW 25
50(S) 62(D) .128 10 Orange
AR-2130
AR-2330 .409" .425" 18-M AW 25
54(S) 66(D) .128 11 Black
AR-2131
AR-2331 .426" .450" 7/16" AW 7#7 AW 20M, AW 25
56(S) 68(D) .128 12 Green
AR-2133
AR-2333 .477" .504" 1/2" AW 7#6 AW 20
56(S) 68(D) .144 11 Blue
AR-2135
AR-2335 .535" .565" 9/16" AW 7#5 AW 10
60(S) 72(D) .162 12 Yellow
AR-2137
AR-2337 .593" .625" 5/8" AW 7#4 AW 10
60(S) 72(D) .183 11 Black
Armor Rods: Aluminum-Clad Steel
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Catalog Number
Diameter Range (Inches)
Nominal Conductor Size Units Wt/Lbs Length
(Inches)
Rod Diameter (Inches)
Rods Per Set
Color CodeMin. Max. Per Carton
AR-5100
AR-5300 .160 .168 #6 Solid Cu 50
38(S) 50(D) .102 7 Green
AR-5101
AR-5301 .169 .178 3 #12 Cu 50
40(S) 52(D) .102 7 Red
AR-5102
AR-5302 .179 .188 #5 Solid Cu 50
40(S) 52(D) .102 7 Black
AR-5104
AR-5304 .196 .207 3 #11 Cw 8A Cw/Cu 50
40(S) 52(D) .102 7 Gray
AR-5106
AR-5306 .218 .225 3 #10 Cw 50
40(S) 52(D) .102 8 Red
AR-5107
AR-5307 .226 .236 6A Cw/Cu #4, 7W Cu
40(S) 52(D) .102 8 Black
AR-5108
AR-5308 .237 .249 6M Cu 7 #12 Cw 50
42(S) 54(D) .102 9 Blue
AR-5109
AR-5309 .250 .263 #3, 7W Cu 6M Cw 3W 50
42(S) 54(D) .102 9 Gray
AR-5110
AR-5310 .264 .277 8M, Cw 7 #11 Cw 50
42(S) 54(D) .102 9 Green
AR-5111
AR-5311 .278 .295 #2, 7W Cu 4A Cw/Cu 50
42(S) 54(D) .102 10 Red
AR-5112
AR-5312 .296 .314 10M Cw 7 #10 Cw 25
44(S) 56(D) .114 9 Black
AR-5113
AR-5313 .315 .333 #1, 7W-19W Cu 25
46(S) 58(D) .128 9 Blue
AR-5114
AR-5314 .334 .352 12.5M Cw 7 #9 Cw
48(S) 60(D) .128 9 Gray
AR-5115
AR-5315 .353 .372 14M Cw 2A Cw/Cu 25
50(S) 62(D) .128 10 Green
AR-5116
AR-5316 .373 .392 7#8 Cw 16M Cw, 3 #5 Cw 25
52(S)
64(D) .144 9 Red
AR-5118
AR-5318 .409 .425 18M Cw 2/0, 7W-19W Cu 15
54(S) 66(D) .144 10 Blue
AR-5119
AR-5319 .426 .450 7 #7 Cw 20M Cw 15
54(S) 66(D) .162 10 Gray
AR-5120
AR-5320 .451 .476 1/0 K, Cw/Cu 3/0, 7W-19W Cu 15
56(S) 68(D) .162 10 Green
AR-5121
AR-5321 .477 .504 7 #6Cw 3/0, 12W Cu 15
56(S) 68(D) .162 11 Red
AR-5122
AR-5322 .505 .534 19 #10 Cw 25M Cw 15
58(S) 70(D) .162 11 Black
AR-5123
AR-5323 .535 .565 7 #5 Cw 4/0, 12W Cu 10
58(S) 70(D) .162 12 Blue
AR-5124
AR-5324 .566 .592 19 #9 Cw 250M, 19-37W 10
60(S) 72(D) .162 12 Gray
AR-5125
AR-5325 .593 .625 7 #4 Cw 250M, 12W Cu 10
60(S)
72(D) .162 13 Green
Armor Rods: Copperweld®
Left-hand lay standard
EXPLANATORY NOTES:
| (1) | Nominal Conductor size indicates one of various conductors within each range. |
| (2) | Single Support Length (S) and Double Support Length (D) are described on the first page of the Armor Rod section. |
| (3) | Reference O.D. Calculations for: APPLIED O.D. Calculations. |
| (4) | Copperweld is a registered trademark of the Copperweld Co. |
For use on:
Copperweld Strand, Copper Copperweld®/Copper Composite
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EXPLANATORY NOTES:
| (1) | Nominal Conductor size indicates one of various conductors within each range. |
| (2) | Single Support Length (S) and Double Support Length (D) are described on the first page of the Armor Rod section. |
| (3) | Reference O.D. Calculations section, for: APPLIED O.D. Calculations. |
| (4) | Refer to General Recommendations for material selection. |
| (5) | Copperweld is a registered trademark of the Copperweld Co. |
For use on:
Copper Copperweld®/Copper Composite
Catalog Number
Diameter Range (Inches)
Nominal Conductor Size
Units Wt/lbs Length (Inches)
Rod Diameter (Inches)
Rods Per Set
Color CodeMin. Max. Per Carton
ARB-1103
ARB-1303 .160 .168 #6, Solid Cu 75
38(S) 50(D) .099 7 Green
ARB-1104
ARB-1304 .169 .178 9 1/2 D Cw/Cu 75
40(S) 52(D) .099 7 Red
ARB-1105
ARB-1305 .179 .188 #6, 7W Cu 8C, Cw/Cu 75
40(S) 52(D) .099 7 Black
ARB-1107
ARB-1307 .196 .207 #8A Cw/Cu #4, Solid Cu 50
40(S) 52(D) .099 8 Gray
ARB-1109
ARB-1309 .218 .225 #8D Cw/Cu #7A Cw/Cu 50
40(S) 52(D) .099 8 Red
ARB-1110
ARB-1310 .226 .236 #6A Cw/Cu #4, 7W Cu 50
40(S) 52(D) .099 8 Black
ARB-1111
ARB-1311 .237 .249 #7D Cw/Cu 50
42(S) 54(D) .099 9 Blue
ARB-1112
ARB-1312 .250 .263 #3, 7W Cu #2 Solid Cu 50
42(S) 54(D) .099 9 Gray
ARB-1113
ARB-1313 .264 .277 #6D Cw/Cu 50
42(S) 54(D) .099 9 Green
ARB-1114
ARB-1314 .278 .295 #4A Cw/Cu #2, 7W Cu 50
42(S) 54(D) .099 10 Red
ARB-1115
ARB-1315 .296 .314 #2F Cw/Cu #5D, Cw/Cu 50
44(S) 56(D) .111 9 Black
Left-hand lay standard
Armor Rods: Phosphor Bronze
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EXPLANATORY NOTES:
| (1) | Nominal Conductor size indicates one of various conductors within each range. |
| (2) | Single Support Length (S) and Double Support Length (D) are described on the first page of the Armor Rod section. |
| (3) | Galvanized Steel Armor Rods may be suitable for application on materials other than Galvanized Steel. Consult the Factory for |
| specific information. |
For use on:
Steel Reinforced Copper Conductors with Right-Hand Lay
For use on:
Galvanized Steel Strand with Left-Hand Lay
Catalog Number
Diameter Range (Inches) Nominal
Conductor Size
Units Wt/lbs Length (Inches)
Rod Diameter (Inches)
Rods Per Set
Color CodeMin. Max. Per Carton
AR-1154
AR-1354 .244 .259 6/1 #4-7/1
40 (S) 52 (D) .070 12 Orange
AR-1158
AR-1358 .309 .326 6/1 #2-7/1
44 (S) 56 (D) .086 12 Red
AR-1160
AR-1360 .347 .373 #1-6/1 50
48 (S) 60 (D) .086 13 Black
AR-1162
AR-1362 .390 .413 1/0-6/1 25
52 (S) 64 (D) .100 13 Yellow
AR-1164
AR-1364 .437 .463 2/0-6/1 25
54 (S) 66 (D) .119 12 Blue
AR-1166
AR-1366 .491 .521 3/0-6/1 20
56 (S) 68 (D) .119 13 Orange
AR-1168
AR-1368 .552 .585 4/0-6/1 15
60 (S) 72 (D) .138 13 Red
Right-hand lay standard
Catalog Number
Diameter Range (Inches) Nominal
Conductor Size
Units Wt/lbs Length (Inches)
Rod Diameter (Inches)
Rods Per Set
Color CodeMin. Max. Per Carton
AR-1123 .229 .243 1/4-7W 50 37 40 .086 10 Black
AR-1124 .244 .259 1/4-3W 50 37 40 .086 10 Yellow
AR-1128 .309 .326
5/16-3W
5/16-7W HS,
& EHS
50 60 44 .100 11 Black
AR-1130 .347 .373 3W 3/8-7W 50 70 48 .100 12 Orange
AR-1133 .414 .436 7/16-7W 20 52 52 .119 12 Green
AR-3139 .491 .521 1/2-7W 19W 20 62 56 .138 12 Blue
Left-hand lay standard
Armor Rods: Galvanized Steel
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- MATERIAL -
DESCRIPTIONPART NO.ITEM QTY MATERIAL REF. DWG
GRIFFIN, GEORGIA
Catalog No.
CONDUCTOR:
INC.
Suspension Clamp
By Anderson Catalog # HAS182S
"The HAS suspension clamp is a saddle type suspension clamp designed for use on standard voltage transmission lines. The HAS clamps are designed for use with all aluminum, ACSR, or aluminum alloy conductor. Material: Clamp-Aluminum alloy, Socket-Galvanized Ductile iron. Clamping Range: 0.400"-0.850""
Features
"Bolt and nut may be substituted for clevis pin by adding suffix "BNK" to catalog number The clevis bolt and clevis pin are the same diameter "S" suffix indicates the suspension clamp will contain the socket eye
SA16"
Specifications
Buy America(n) Qualified TAA Compliant (All status valid till December 2026)
Conductor
Conductor Compatibility ACSR-Ibis-397.5-26/7 ACSR-Lark-397.5-30/7 ACSR-Pelican-477-18/1 ACSR-Flicker-477-24/7 ACSR-Hawk-477-26/7 ACSR-Hen-477-30/7 ACSR-Osprey-556.5-18/1 ACSR-Parakeet-556.5-24/7 ACSR-Dove-556.5-26/7 ACSR-Eagle-556.5-30/7 ACSR-Peacock-605-24/7 ACSR-Squab-605-26/7 ACSR-Teal-605-30/19 ACSR-Kingbird-636-18/1 ACSR-Swift-636-36/1 ACSR-Rook-636-24/7 ACSR-Grosbeak-636-26/7 ACSR-Egret-636-30/19 ACSR-Flamingo-666.6-24/7 ACSR-Gannet-666.6-26/7 ACSR-Stilt-715.5-24/7 ACSR-Starling-715.5-26/7 ACSR-Redwing-715.5-30/19 ACSR-Coot-795-36/1 ACSR-Cuckoo-795-24/7 ACSR-Drake-795-26/7 ACSR-Tern-795-45/7 ACSR-Condor-795-54/7 ACSR-Mallard-795-30/19 ACSR-Ruddy-900-45/7 ACSR-Canary-900-54/7 ACSR-Rail-954-45/7
ACSR-Cardinal-954-54/7 ACSR-Bluejay-1113-45/7 ACSR-Finch-1113-54/19 ACSR-Bunting-1192.5-45/7 ACSR-Grackle-1192.5-54/19 ACSR-Bittern-1272-45/7 ACSR-Pheasant-1272-54/19 ACSR-Dipper-1351.5-45/7 ACSR-Martin-1351.5-54/19 ACSR-Bobolink-1431-45/7 ACSR-Plover-1431-54/19 ACSR-Nuthatch-1510.5-45/7 ACSR-Parrot-1510.5-54/19 ACSR-Lapwing-1590-45/7 ACSR-Falcon-1590-54/19 ACSR-Chukar-1780-84/19 ACSR-Bluebird-2156-84/19 ACSR-Kiwi-2167-72/7 ACSR-Thrasher-2312-76/19 AAC-Cosmos-477-19 AAC-Syringa-477-37 AAC-Zinnia-500-19 AAC-Hyacinth-500-37 AAC-Dahlia-556.5-19 AAC-Mistletoe-556.5-37 AAC-Meadowsweet-600-37 AAC-Orchid-636-37 AAC-Flag-700-61 AAC-Violet-715.5-37 AAC-Nasturtium-715.5-61 AAC-Cattail-750-61 AAC-Arbutus-795-37 AAC-Lilac-795-61 AAC-Cockscomb-900-37 AAC-Snapdragon-900-61 AAC-Magnolia-954-37 AAC-Goldenrod-954-61 AAC-Camellia-1000-61 AAC-Bluebell-1033.5-37 AAC-Larkspur-1033.5-61 AAC-Hawthorn-1192.5-61 AAC-Narcissus-1272-61 AAC-Columbine-1351.5-61 AAC-Carnation-1431-61 AAC-Gladiolus-1510.5-61
Andrea Farr Highlight
AAC-Coreopsis-1590-61 AAC-Cowslip-2000-91
ACAR-653.1-12/7
ACAR-739.8-18/19
ACAR-853.7-30/7
ACAR-1024.5-30/7
ACAR-1933-42/19
Current
Voltage Application Standard
Dimensions
Clamping - Minimum 1.25 in Clamping - Maximum 1.82 in Length 10 in Clevis Opening 1.9375 in Angle - Take-Off Maximum 25 ° Weight 6.762 lb.
Height 3.171875 in Diameter - Clevis Pin 0.625 in
Force Related
Strength Rating - Ultimate Body 25000 lb.
Bolt Installation Torque (Recommended)
480 in-lbs
General
Product Category Suspension Clamp Material type Standard Material - Hardware Galvanized Steel Material - Clamp Aluminum Fitting Type Socket Product Type Standard Voltage
UPC 096359315018
Type Standard Voltage Suspension
Clamps Material - Socket and Clevis Galvanized Ductile Iron U-Bolts 1/2 in Material - Pin Stainless Steel Material - Pin (Cotter) Stainless Steel
Logistics
Pallet Quantity 192
Product Assets
Catalog [English]
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AN-HAS182S-SPEC-EN | REV 8/2026
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