P&I Electric Canada Ltd. - Specializing in Polymeric Insulators
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P&I Electric Canada Ltd.
1445 Indian Rd.
Mississauga, ON
L5H 1S5
Tel: (416) 977-0059
Toll Free: 1-866-901-0311

 

 

 

EPDM Dead-end Insulator Polymeric Insulators

APPLICATION

PYUNGIL polymeric railway insulators employ silicone rubber for main insulation material, an FRP rod with high mechanical strength and galvanized steel for anti-corrosion. Compared to the existing railway insulators, the insulators are light-weighted and accordingly easy to handle, though they offer reliable quality mechanically and electrically. Moreover ultimate compression and tensile strengths of

PYUNGIL insulators ensure dependable quality and security.PYUNGIL polymeric railway insulators are used for a hinged cantilever installed in AC railway or high-speed railway system to insulate the electrical pole from the feed system and to support messenger wire and trolley wire. Currently two types of railway insulators are available with respect to their application. M-type insulator is used for where severe compressive load and bending load occur, and N-A type is designed for the application of where tensile load is subjected.

PYUNGIL insulators are designed and manufactured under the rigid quality compliance of the ISO 9001 quality assurance program.

 

FEATURE

Light-weighted, Easy to Handle
Not Breakable
Self-cleaning Function
Excellent Mechanical Strength
High Hydrophobicity

 

 

 

               

 

 

 

               

 


Drawing
Cat A0201 Drawing

Ratings      
ITEM UNIT M Type N-a Type
Section Length mm 895±5 969±5
Efficient Insulation Distance mm 680 700
Diameter of Shed mm 145 190
No. of Sheds   14 8
Mechanical
Characteristics
Surface Leakage Distance mm 1,640 1,480
Bending Failure Load kgf * m 350 190
Tensile Withstand Load (1 min.) kgf 6,000 5,600
Electrical
Characteristics
Dry Voltage kV 300 330
Wet Voltage kV 230 255
50% Impulse Voltage kV 480 510
Radio Voltage Frequency to Ground rms kV 25 25
Max. Radio Voltage at 1000 kHz 10 10
Electrical and mechanical ratings are based on international industrial standards and do not reflect maximum levels.


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