High-Voltage Insulators & Bushing Shells

Standards: IEC 60672, IEC 61462, IEC 60273, IEC 60815

Electro-porcelain and composite silicone rubber hollow core insulator shells, station post insulators and suspension disc strings for transformers and substations up to 1200 kV.

Electro-Porcelain Hollow Cores

Hollow porcelain insulator housings for transformer condenser bushings and instrument transformers.

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Composite Silicone Rubber Insulators

Hydrophobic silicone rubber hollow core insulators with FRP tube according to IEC 61462.

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Solid Core Station Post Insulators

High-strength cylindrical porcelain and composite station post insulators for substation terminations.

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Suspension & Disc Insulators

Toughened glass and porcelain disc insulator strings for overhead transformer take-offs.

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Frequently asked

What is the difference between an Insulator and a Transformer Bushing?

A bushing is an active lead-through apparatus with an internal capacitive condenser grading core carrying current through the tank wall. An insulator is the external ceramic or composite dielectric shell providing surface creepage distance and flashover withstand.

When are composite silicone insulators preferred over porcelain?

Composite silicone insulators provide superior hydrophobic pollution performance in coastal or industrial environments, lighter weight, seismic resilience, and non-shattering explosion safety.

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