Aerial Pole Hardware (CA12003E)

Tap Bracket Mounting Hardware

ATB255050

AERIAL INSTALLATION

The 2 1/2” tap mount bracket is a versatile bracket for strand and messenger mounted drop installation components. Brackets are sold as a box of 50 pieces. DESIGN FEATURES AND BENEFITS • 2 1/2” tall bracket (distance between strand and bracket base) • High grade 6063 aluminum alloy bracket and clamping plates (bugnuts) • Galvanized steel bolt and square nut • Interlocking clamping plates (bugnuts) assure a secure grip of the messenger strand - 1/4” and 5/16”

• Tap mounting hole accepts up to a 5/16” bolt • 1/4” x 1/4” square hole at base of bracket for additional mounting options • Contents: Sold as box of 50 pieces. (1) bracket, (2) bugnuts, (1) bolt and (1) square nut per piece.

* Use the suffix “GS” when ordering to indicate a galvanized steel bracket.

ATB255050

ATB115050

The 11 1/2” adjustable tap mount bracket is a versatile bracket for strand and messenger mounted drop installation components. The longer length of these tap brackets allow the installer to adjust the mounting height to fit the intended application. Brackets are sold as box of 50 pieces. DESIGN FEATURES AND BENEFITS • 11 1/2” tall bracket (distance between strand and bracket base) • High grade 6063 aluminum alloy bracket and clamping plates (bugnuts) • Galvanized steel bolt and square nut • Interlocking clamping plates (bugnuts) assure a secure grip of the messenger strand - 1/4” and 5/16” • Tap mounting slots accept up to a 5/16” bolt • Contents: Sold as box of 50 pieces. (1) bracket, (2) bugnuts, (1) bolt and (1) square nut per piece. The interlocking clamping plates (bugnuts) and mounting hardware (bolt and nut) are also available in bulk. Bugnut and hardware assemblies are sold as a box of 250 pieces. DESIGN FEATURES AND BENEFITS • High grade 6063 aluminum alloy clamping plates (bugnuts) • Galvanized steel bolt and square nut • Contents: Sold as box of 250 pieces. (2) bugnuts, (1) bolt and (1) square nut per piece. FOSBN250

ATB115050 hand formed

ATB115050

FOSBN250

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