Resin insulator is a type of electrical insulation material made from synthetic resin, used to support and insulate high-voltage electrical conductors in various applications.
Where To Use Resin Insulator
High-voltage transmission lines and substations
Power distribution systems and transformers
Industrial and commercial electrical installations
Key Features Of Resin Insulator
High insulation resistance and durability
Good mechanical strength and thermal stability
Corrosion-resistant and low maintenance
How To Use Resin Insulator
Clean and dry the insulator before installation
Ensure proper alignment and secure fastening of conductors
Regularly inspect and maintain the insulation for optimal performance
How Resin Insulator Is Manufactured
The manufacturing process of resin insulators involves mixing and molding synthetic resin with various additives, followed by curing and shaping into the desired form.
Technical Specification Of Resin Insulator
Voltage Rating:
Up to 500 kV
Dimensions:
Length: 300 mm, Diameter: 150 mm
Weight:
Approx. 5 kg
Operating Temperature:
-40°C to +120°C
The technical specifications of resin insulators ensure their reliability and performance in various environmental conditions, making them an essential component in high-voltage electrical systems.
Description Of Resin Insulator
Resin insulators are designed to provide reliable electrical insulation and support for high-voltage conductors, ensuring safe and efficient transmission of electrical energy.
Related Products & Synonyms Of Resin Insulator
Related products include ceramic insulators, glass insulators, and polymer insulators. Synonyms for resin insulators are synthetic resin insulators, electrical insulation materials, and high-voltage insulation components.
