Antenna rod polymer insulators NPO IZOLYaTOR TSA 2500-200 UHL1, etc.
Polymer rod antenna insulators are designed for electrical isolation of antenna networks and outdoor feeders operating in the decameter, hectometer and kilometer wave ranges.
Smooth-rod antenna insulators are designed to work in high-voltage antenna devices operating on short medium and long waves. Insulators are available in several climatic versions: UHL - for operation in temperate and cold climates, OM - for operation in both temperate and cold and tropical marine climates.
Spacer antenna insulators are designed to maintain a constant distance between the wires. Insulators are available in several climatic versions: UHL - for work in temperate and cold climates, OM - for work in both temperate and cold and tropical marine climates, B - for work in any climatic conditions.
Types: ASP 2500-200 UHL1, ASP 2500-300-A UHL1, ASP 2500-380 UHL1, etc.
Spacer antenna insulators are designed to maintain a constant distance between the wires. Insulators are available in several climatic versions: UHL - for work in temperate and cold climates, OM - for work in both temperate and cold and tropical marine climates, B - for work in any climatic conditions.
Types: APP 300-300 V1, APR 300-250 V1, ASPR 1500-250 UHL1.
All NPO IZOLYaTOR products
The group "New Technologies" offers for review the products of the plant NPO IZOLYaTOR: linear suspension, tension, bird-proof, support, pin, antenna insulators, spiral clamps, interfacial insulating spacers, etc.
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Linear suspension insulatorsLC 70/10-III, etc. -
Bird-proof linear suspension insulatorsLCP 70/10-IV, etc. -
Bird-proof tension insulatorsLCPn 70/10-IV, etc. -
Bird protection devicesEPZU 17-450 , etc . -
Linear support insulatorsLOCK 12,5-10-3 UHL1 et al . -
Pin linear insulatorsSHSK 12,5-10-4 UHL1 et al . -
Spiral clampsNVS 35/50-2, etc. -
Interfacial insulating spacersRMI 500-2, etc . -
Support insulators for outdoor installationUSC 16-3-4 UHL1 , etc. -
Support insulators of the internal installationUSC 4-6 UHL2 , etc . -
Pass-through polymer insulatorsIPK 10/630-IV/II-A UHL1, etc. -
Tire supportsSHOSK 35-1-4-3 UHL1 , etc . -
Insulators for the railway contact networkKSPKr 120-3/0,6-P, etc. -
Isolate. for contact. tram and trolleybus networksNSK 51/800-VII-1, etc. -
Antenna rod polymer insulatorsTSA 2500-200 UHL1, etc.
About NPO IZOLYaTOR
The NPO INSULATOR company (Saint Petersburg) develops and serially produces high-voltage insulators with a solid protective shell made of organosilicon rubber.
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advantages
The high hydrophobicity of organosilicon provides low leakage currents and high discharge characteristics even in the wet and dirty state, since a continuous conductive layer does not form on the surface of the insulators. -
assortment
The company serially produces linear insulators from 10 kV to 500 kV, support insulators from 3 kV to 110 kV, insulators for contact networks of railways, trams and trolleybuses. There are more than 600 types of polymer insulators in mass production. -
quality
The availability of our own testing facilities, as well as cooperation with leading Russian research institutes, allow us to maintain the quality of products produced by NPO IZOLYATOR at a high level.
Information Board NPO IZOLYaTOR
Learn more about our products NPO IZOLYaTOR.
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