
Featuring a conical or cylindrical design, it serves as crossmember support and insulation, replacing traditional metal/wood crossmembers, reducing support height and simplifying design. Main materials include electrical porcelain and silicone rubber composite, and the grooved surface increases creepage distance and prevents fouling.
Featuring a conical or cylindrical design, it serves as crossmember support and insulation, replacing traditional metal/wood crossmembers, reducing support height and simplifying design. Main materials include electrical porcelain and silicone rubber composite, and the grooved surface increases creepage distance and prevents fouling.
The 35kV traverse insulator is used on overhead power lines to simultaneously perform the functions of insulating and supporting conductors, serving the dual role of traverse and insulator. This is a device installed between conductors with different potentials or between conductors and grounding elements, capable of withstanding voltage and mechanical load. There are different types of insulators with different shapes.
Insulators are a special type of insulation control that can play an important role on overhead power lines. In the beginning, insulators were used primarily for power line towers, but their application gradually expanded to include multiple disc insulators suspended at one end of high-voltage power line towers to increase creepage distance. They are usually made of glass or ceramic and are called insulators.
The insulators should not fail due to various mechanical and electrical stresses caused by changes in environmental conditions and electrical load, otherwise the insulators will not have a significant effect and will be detrimental to the use and service life of the entire line.