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Description

Clamps and connectors are both used to join or support electrical conductors, but they have different purposes and characteristics. Clamps are primarily used to support conductors, while connectors are used to join two or more conductors to provide a continuous electrical current path. So, it can be said that they are dependent on each other.

What Is A Clamp

A clamp is a device used to hold or secure objects tightly together to prevent movement or separation through the application of inward pressure. Clamps are used in a wide variety of applications, including woodworking, metalworking, construction, and plumbing.

What Is A Connector

A connector is a device that joins two or more electrical conductors to provide a continuous electrical current path. Connectors are typically used in electrical panels, switchboards, and other electrical distribution equipment.

Application

Clamps are typically used in applications where the conductor needs to be held in place, such as at dead ends, jumpers, and suspension supports. They can also be used to protect conductors from damage and to prevent them from moving around.

Connectors are used in applications where two or more conductors need to be joined together to provide a continuous electrical current path. They are typically used in electrical panels, switchboards, and other electrical distribution equipment.