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ISO - Spacing Columns
The "stand off" insulator is used as an insulating support for active conductors to guarantee excellent electrical insulation capability; it can be used as a support for electrical devices, giving high mechanical resistance values, as well as a spacing and/or stiffening element of a system made of conductor bars (copper and/or aluminium).
The various heights, widths and sizes of the threaded inserts make it possible to select the most suitable reference for the specific installation.
The range offers two product types, both with high electrical insulation and mechanical resistance characteristics, obtained using different production processes and materials.
- COMPRHEX: red inisulators and spacing columns made of polyester reinforced with fiberglass, molded by compression.
- ISO: black insulators and soacing columns made of polyamide reinforced with fiberglass, molded by injection.
Both ranges of have passed severe tests to check their mechanical and electrical resistance.
The values obtained during the tests are indicated in the relevant technical tables.
Tests are carried out in compliance with standards EN 60664-1 and EN 61439-1
- Black spacing columns in polyamide
- Polymide reinforced with fiberglass
- Molded by injection
- Rated voltage 1000 V ac/1500 V dc
- Working temperature -40 to 130°C
Selected variant
Technical data
General Data |
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|---|---|
| Thread size | M4 |
| Material | Polyamide |
| D (Diameter) | 20 mm |
| H (height) | 16 mm |
| F (Insert Depth) | 5 mm |
| Colour | Black |
| Compressive strength | 4200 daN |
| Rated voltage | 1000 V AC/1500 V DC |
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|---|---|
| Operating temperature | -40 to 130°C |
| Flexual strength | 100 daN |
| Tensile strength | 200 daN |
| Insulation | Polyamide 65 reinforced with 30% fiberglass, Halogen Free |
| Nominal torque | 3 |
| Weight | 0.014 kg |
Product description
The "stand off" insulator is used as an insulating support for active conductors to guarantee excellent electrical insulation capability; it can be used as a support for electrical devices, giving high mechanical resistance values, as well as a spacing and/or stiffening element of a system made of conductor bars (copper and/or aluminium).
The various heights, widths and sizes of the threaded inserts make it possible to select the most suitable reference for the specific installation.
The range offers two product types, both with high electrical insulation and mechanical resistance characteristics, obtained using different production processes and materials.
- COMPRHEX: red inisulators and spacing columns made of polyester reinforced with fiberglass, molded by compression.
- ISO: black insulators and soacing columns made of polyamide reinforced with fiberglass, molded by injection.
Both ranges of have passed severe tests to check their mechanical and electrical resistance.
The values obtained during the tests are indicated in the relevant technical tables.
Tests are carried out in compliance with standards EN 60664-1 and EN 61439-1
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