Power generation equipment

In power generation equipment, zippers (mostly industrial-grade connection or sealing components, not daily clothing zippers) mainly undertake three core functions: protective sealing, structural fixation, and convenient operation and maintenance.
On the one hand, it is often used at the opening and closing parts of the enclosures of equipment such as distribution boxes and control cabinets. Through snap-on or tensioning designs, it achieves rapid sealing, preventing dust and moisture from entering the internal electrical components, avoiding short circuits or corrosion, and ensuring the stable operation of the power generation system. On the other hand, in the cable laying process, the cable binding type pull lock can neatly organize the complex cables inside the equipment, prevent the risks of entanglement and wear caused by messy lines, and enhance the safety of the circuit.
In addition, some small inspection doors and observation Windows also rely on pull locks for convenient opening and closing. Compared with traditional bolt connections, this can shorten the disassembly and assembly time during operation and maintenance, improve maintenance efficiency, and is especially suitable for small and medium-sized generators or backup power generation equipment that require frequent inspections.