Power Line Hardware
JK Casting casts clevis, clamp and related pole line and power line hardware bodies to your drawing in carbon steel, ductile iron and grey iron. Send drawings for an RFQ; utility and distribution line fittings are quoted the same way.
JK Casting is a Shandong, China foundry that casts and machines custom power line fittings to buyer drawings. Pole line hardware and utility pole parts in this range include clevises, shackles, yoke plates, clamp bodies, brackets and guy-wire fittings, supplied raw or CNC-machined, with galvanizing arranged to the agreed specification. These are made-to-order parts, not catalog stock.
Representative parts from our product gallery. Material, process and inspection for your part are confirmed against your drawing.
Supply Scope
Pole line hardware
JK Casting is a Shandong, China foundry that casts and machines custom power line fittings to buyer drawings. The utility pole parts we review from those drawings are the same families already shown on this page.
Regular materials are ductile iron, carbon steel and grey iron (see iron castings); smaller fittings with several features are often investment cast. Galvanizing is applied as your specification requires. Send the drawing, the material standard and which dimensions apply before and after coating. To write the grade, see the ductile iron, cast carbon steel and gray iron grade charts; sand casting vs investment casting compares the two casting routes.
Categories, RFQ and process limits
Power line fittings are cast to the buyer’s drawing, usually in carbon steel, and hot-dip galvanized to the standard agreed in the order. Ductile iron and grey iron are reviewed when the drawing specifies them. The table lists the fitting families on this page and the interfaces each drawing has to define.
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| Category | Typical parts | Interfaces the drawing must define |
|---|---|---|
| Clevises and shackles | Clevis and Y-clevis bodies, shackles | Pin hole diameter and spacing, opening width, mating pin and clearance |
| Eye and link fittings | Socket-eye and ball-eye style fittings, extension links (reviewed per drawing) | Eye size, socket or ball interface, distance between connection points |
| Yoke plates | Multi-hole yoke and spacer plates (reviewed per drawing) | Hole pattern, hole sizes, plate section and connection points |
| Clamp bodies | Suspension, tension and dead-end clamp bodies | Conductor groove profile, bolt holes, keeper or cover interface |
| Brackets and supports | Pole brackets, supports and hangers | Mounting holes, bolt pattern, load direction, pole or cross-arm interface |
| Guy-wire fittings | Guy attachments and related fittings | Eye or slot size, attachment angle, mating hardware |
Tolerances for holes, pin bores and coated dimensions are reviewed against the drawing before quotation. Use the power-line hardware RFQ checklist to prepare the drawing details.
Component detail
This existing fitting photo shows the connection openings and body profile. Similar outlines can belong to different drawings; the details below define the manufacturing and acceptance requirements.
Identify hole diameters, spacing, alignment, and the mating pin requirements.
Dimension the opening, connecting features, and assembly envelope.
Give the material grade and standard, then the coating specification. Mark which dimensions apply before coating and which apply after it. Include hole sizes and the clearance needed for mating parts.
Agree critical-dimension records, any load or specialist tests, marking, and packing. Qualification and test scope are confirmed per order.
Direct Answer
JK Casting supplies cast clevises, clamp bodies, shackles and brackets to buyer drawings. We also machine the castings we supply. Socket-eye fittings, ball-eye fittings and yoke plates need a drawing review before we can confirm feasibility. For each part, the buyer defines fit, loads, material and corrosion protection. Test records, traceability and project approval requirements must also be agreed before ordering.
Power line hardware OEMs and project suppliers often need components that must fit an existing assembly or controlled drawing. Small changes in hole position, pin clearance, load direction, casting geometry, or machined surfaces can affect installation.
Each RFQ is checked against its drawing, material, surface treatment, quantity, service conditions, inspection plan, and approval requirements. Listing a part family does not confirm stock, certification, or automatic manufacturability.
Power Hardware Sample Photos
These photos show representative part geometries, not standard catalog SKUs. Exact product name, drawing revision, material, surface treatment, load requirements, and inspection plan are confirmed from the buyer's evidence before quotation.
Representative cast utility hardware shape for drawing-based review.
Fitting bodies, eyes, links, and connection features are reviewed against the controlled drawing.
Surface treatment and assembly features are confirmed according to project requirements.
Connection features, up close
The clip shows rows of metal fitting components with eye-shaped ends and transverse holes. Use these visible features to identify what your drawing must define before requesting a quotation.
For repeat supply, include quantity per part number, the first batch, and expected call-offs. The clip illustrates component geometry; project suitability is reviewed against your requirements.
Manufacturing Review
Start with the assembly drawing and the loads the part must carry. We review the casting and its machined features together. The quote also defines finish, tests, records, marking and packing.
Check the latest drawing, material, assembly interfaces, duty, quantity, and applicable requirements.
Review geometry, material, and quantity against the casting route and any additional production operations.
Define holes, faces, slots, and pin locations for machining the casting interfaces.
Check the coating or galvanizing requirements against the buyer's specification and assembly clearances.
Agree critical checks and documentation, traceability, marking, packing, and delivery batches for repeat supply.
Two fittings with a similar outline can have different interface, load, corrosion, and approval requirements. Include the buyer-controlled details that determine fit and project acceptance.
Power Line Hardware FAQ
Yes. JK Casting casts and machines utility and pole line fitting bodies, including clevises, clamp bodies, shackles, yoke plates and brackets, to the buyer’s drawing, not as a stock hardware catalog. Regular materials are carbon steel, ductile iron and grey iron; galvanizing and tests follow the agreed specification. Send the drawing, material standard, coating specification, quantity and whether pins or fasteners are in scope.
JK Casting (Shandong Jiangkai Metal Products) casts and machines clevises, clamp bodies, shackles, brackets and related fittings to buyer drawings. Parts are made to order (not catalog stock). Send the drawing, material standard, finish and quantity via the online RFQ form or use the power-line hardware RFQ checklist.
We review clevises, shackles, brackets and clamp bodies for overhead lines. Socket-eye and ball-eye fittings, yoke plates, hangers and supports can also be sent for review. For suspension, tension or dead-end clamps, specify the exact body and assembly. We check the drawing, material standard, finish, quantity and test plan. A listed part family is not a promise of stock, certification or feasibility.
Yes. Send a controlled drawing, 3D model or physical sample. Specify whether you need the casting body only or also pins, bolts, nuts and washers. Additional parts require separate confirmation in the quote. We review dimensions, material, quantity, finish and project inspection requirements before pricing.
Yes. We review the casting, machined interfaces and surface protection together. Give the material grade and its standard separately from the coating specification. Mark which dimensions apply before coating and which apply after it, especially holes and mating clearances. The quote confirms the process and inspection scope.
Send the latest drawing and its revision. State the material grade and standard, coating specification, quantity and repeat demand. Mark critical dimensions and say whether they apply before or after coating. Include loads, tests, records and packing needs. List pins, bolts, nuts and washers separately if you need them included.
Hot-dip galvanizing is arranged to the standard agreed in the order. State the galvanizing standard on the drawing or RFQ, and mark which hole and thread dimensions apply before coating and which apply after it.
Small to medium batches and repeat project supply. Each fitting needs tooling before the first casting is poured, so one- or two-piece orders are rarely economical. Give the quantity per part number, the first batch and the expected call-offs so tooling and piece price can be compared.
Technical content reviewed by the JK Casting RFQ team. Last updated: .
Send your drawing, material standard, finish and quantity. Include the assembly and test requirements. Tell us whether you need the casting body alone or a wider supply scope. We will review the files and clarify open points before quoting. Start with the online RFQ form or the fitting checklist, then email kai@jkcasting.com if you have large files.
Power-line hardware RFQ: define the fitting and its mating parts
Includes an editable worksheet for your purchasing and engineering review.
