Clevis to Clevis Guy Strain Insulator with Fiberglass Core and Silicone Rubber Housing for Utility Transmission Lines

Jiujin Electric Power’s Clevis-to-Clevis Guy Strain Insulator represents advanced engineering for transmission line stabilization. The insulator features a high-strength fiberglass reinforced polymer (FRP) core that provides exceptional mechanical strength while remaining non-conductive. Encased in high-temperature vulcanized (HTV) silicone rubber, the housing offers excellent hydrophobic properties, UV resistance, and protection against environmental contaminants. The clevis-to-clevis end fitting design allows for easy installation and secure connections in guy wire assemblies. This insulator prevents electrical current from traveling down guy wires while maintaining structural integrity under extreme tension loads and weather conditions. Ideal for transmission towers, substation structures, and telecommunication towers requiring both electrical isolation and mechanical strength.

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Applications of Use:

• Transmission Tower Guying: Electrical isolation in guy wire systems for high-voltage towers

• Substation Structures: Isolating guy wires in electrical substation yards

• Telecommunication Towers: Providing electrical break in tower guying systems

• River Crossings: Guy strain insulation for long-span transmission crossings

• Distribution Lines: Isolating guy wires on utility poles near energized conductors

• Railway Electrification: Isolation in catenary system support guying

• Renewable Energy Projects: Guy wire isolation for wind turbine and solar farm structures