Tubular Sliding Contact Line Main Accessories include current collectors, bolts, joint protective sleeves, hanging brackets, end protective sleeves, angle steel brackets, shifting forks, signal indicator lights, and other accessories. The sliding contact line current collector is different from the single-pole current collector. This tubular sliding contact line current collector consists of a slider and a current collector shell. The number of sliders is determined by the number of poles of the sliding line. Generally, the sliders are copper sliders. The joint protective sleeve is used to connect each section of the sliding line. Conventionally, the sliding line is 6 meters per piece. In this way, each piece is connected through the joint protective sleeve. The end protective sleeve connects the end of each sliding line to maintain the insulation of the sliding line and improve safety performance. The hanging bracket is used to fix the position of the tubular sliding contact line. One end of the hanging bracket connects to the angle steel bracket, and the other end connects to the tubular sliding contact line. The angle steel bracket is the same as the single-pole sliding contact line angle steel bracket, and it is also divided into several types, which will not be explained here.

Shifting fork, many people may not be very familiar with the shifting fork. In fact, the sliding contact line shifting fork is used to fix the current collector. One end of the shifting fork clamps the current collector, and the other end connects to the crane, somewhat similar to the single-pole current collector bracket. The signal indicator light is mainly used to display the current operation status and maintain normal crane operation.







Note: The above information and technical parameters are compiled and released by Yangzhou Dary Electric Co., Ltd.