Cable Mesh Sock Joint is a specialized device used in electrical transmission lines and power cable installations to secure, protect, and connect conductors or cables. It is primarily used in stringing operations where the conductor (usually a cable or wire) is pulled through the transmission line. The mesh sock joint is designed to provide a tight and secure grip around the cable or conductor, preventing slippage and damage during the installation or maintenance process.

There are two types of Cable Mesh Sock Joints:

• Single Ended Mesh Sock Joint: This type of joint is used to connect or secure a cable to a single attachment point, such as a dead-end clamp or tension clamp.
• Double Ended Mesh Sock Joint: This type is used when two cables or conductors need to be connected at both ends, often used when a conductor needs to be linked to other sections or components at both ends, such as splicing or making electrical connections between cables.