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Pigtail Bolt

  • Pigtail (open-curl) bolt for hanging spans of LV-ABC or service cable
  • Open curled hook lets cable drop in without threading the end
  • Screw or bolt base mounts to pole, bracket or arm
  • Galvanized steel to ASTM A-153
  • For aerial service drops and secondary support
  • Quick cable dressing without dead-ending
Type: Open pigtail hook
Mount: Screw / bolt
For: LV-ABC / service
Standard: ASTM A-153
Surface: HDG
Lead Time: 20–30 days
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Technical Specifications

Standard models — custom dimensions available, contact us with your drawing.
CatalogMountHook ID (mm)For CableLoad (kg)Surface
RAX-PT-SLag screw22LV-ABC / drop150HDG
RAX-PT-BThrough bolt22LV-ABC / drop200HDG
RAX-PT-LLag screw30Bundle250HDG
CustomOther sizes / configurations — send your conductor & structure spec
* All dimensions may vary ± 2 mm. Request full datasheet PDF via the inquiry form.

Application & Installation

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Where it is used

The pigtail bolt is an open curled hook on a screw or bolt base, used to carry and dress aerial service cable or LV-ABC along a pole line without dead-ending it. The open curl lets a lineman drop the cable into the hook without threading the cable end — fast support for service drops and secondary runs.

Installation sequence

  1. Choose the screw or bolt base for the structure.
  2. Drive the lag screw or bolt the base into the pole / bracket.
  3. Confirm the pigtail curl faces the cable run.
  4. Drop the cable into the open hook.
  5. Dress the cable so it seats in the curl.

Buyer’s Guide: Pigtail Bolt

1. What a Pigtail Bolt Is

A pigtail bolt is a support hook shaped as an open curl (“pigtail”) on a threaded base. It holds aerial service cable or LV-ABC along the pole route, letting the cable be laid into the open hook rather than threaded through a closed eye.

2. Open Curl Convenience

The open pigtail means a lineman can drop the cable in mid-run without access to the cable end — far faster than a closed eye when dressing long service or secondary runs.

3. Screw vs Bolt Base

A lag-screw base drives into a wood pole or arm directly; a through-bolt base mounts to a bracket or steel. Choose by the structure and the load the support carries.

4. Load & Cable Type

Rated for the light loads of service drops and LV-ABC support (150–250 kg). It is a support, not a dead-end — for terminating tension use an anchoring or dead-end clamp.

5. Galvanizing

Hot-dip galvanized to ASTM A-153 for long outdoor life carrying service cable.

6. Pairing

Used along a service run between dead-ends, with anchoring clamps and brackets at the terminations. Order with the matching bracket where a bolt base is used.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a pigtail bolt for?
Carrying and dressing aerial service cable or LV-ABC along the pole without dead-ending it — the open curl lets cable drop in mid-run.
Why an open curl?
So a lineman can lay the cable in without access to its end — much faster than a closed eye for long service runs.
Screw or bolt base?
Lag screw for wood poles / arms directly; through-bolt for brackets or steel. Choose by structure and load.
Can it dead-end a cable?
No — it is a support for light loads. Use an anchoring or dead-end clamp to terminate tension.
Is it galvanized?
Yes — hot-dip galvanized to ASTM A-153 for long outdoor service.
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