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Leviton® L9504 Closed Mesh Single U-Eye Single Weave Standard Duty Support Grip, 1680 lb Breaking Strength, 1 to 1.24 in Cable, Bronze, Tin Coated
Leviton® wire mesh safety grips are built tough to provide the strength, reliability and gripping force required for today's demanding wire management applications. They are designed to distribute stress over a large area so they can securely hold, pull or support the wire, rope, tubing or fiber optic cable to which they are applied. Leviton® wire mesh safety grips are flexible holding devices used to pull cable, rope or tubing into place, to support it after it has been installed, to prevent cable pullout or to provide strain relief that reduces the arc of bend at points of wire connections or terminations. Available in a wide selection of style, weave, attachment and wire options designed to meet the highest standards for strength, flexibility, durability and longevity.
ALAN 12-THHN BLACK STRANDED WIRE. THE THHN CONDUCTORS ARE PRIMARILY USED IN CONDUIT AS BRANCH CIRCUITS IN COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS.
TYPE THHN IS AVAILABLE STRANDED IN SIZES 14 AWG -750 KCMIT. THE CONDUCTORS ARE SOFT-ANNEALED, STRANDED OR SOLID COPPER AND ARE INSULATED WITH A TOUGH HEAT AND MOISTURE-RESISTANT POLYVINYL CHLORIDE, OVER WHICH A NYLON JACKSON IS APPLIED.
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Browning® 3748696 Taper Lock Bushing, 1-1/4 in Dia Bore, 1-7/8 in Dia Barrel, 1 in OAL, Steel
Sure-Grip® quick detachable bushings are easy to install and remove. Split-through flange and taper provide a true clamp on the shaft that is equivalent to a shrink fit. All sizes except JA and QT have a set screw over the key to help maintain the bushing's position on the shaft until the cap screws are securely tightened. Versatile Sure-Grip® bushings permit the mounting of the same mating part on shafts of different diameters and the mounting of different sheaves on the same shaft using the same bushing.
