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A Busbar Support Insulator is a critical component in electrical systems, providing mechanical support and electrical insulation to busbars. These insulators ensure that busbars are securely mounted and electrically isolated, preventing short circuits and enhancing system safety.

1. Hexagonal Insulators

   • Material: Bulk Molding Compound (BMC) or Sheet Molding Compound (SMC) with fiberglass reinforcement.

   • Features: High electrical resistance, heat resistance, and fire retardancy.

   • Applications: Low voltage power distribution cabinets, frequency converters, and switchgear.

   • Example: Greegoo Electric offers a range of hexagonal busbar insulators with various specifications

An Electrical Insulator Patti is a flat insulating strip made from high-quality insulating materials like fiber, mica, plastic, or composite polymers. It is widely used in electrical and electronic equipment to prevent electrical conduction between components, thus protecting circuits from short circuits, leakage, or electrical faults.

A Ceramic Connector Insulator is an electrical insulator made from high-grade ceramic material, designed to provide electrical isolation and mechanical support for connectors in electrical systems. Due to its excellent dielectric strength, heat resistance, and mechanical durability, it is widely used in high-voltage, high-temperature, and harsh environment applications.

Red SP Insulators (where "SP" typically stands for Shackle Post, Spool Post, or Support Post, depending on context) are low-voltage electrical insulators commonly used in overhead power distribution systems to support and isolate conductors.

• Color: Red — often used for visibility, standardization, or voltage identification.

• Material: Usually made from:

  • Porcelain (glazed for outdoor durability)

  • Polymer/Composite (lightweight and impact-resistant)

• Voltage Rating: Typically used for low to medium voltage (up to 1.1 kV or higher depending on type).

• Mounting: Designed to be mounted on poles, cross arms, or other support structures using bolts or pins.

A PVC Insulator Terminal is an electrical component used to securely connect and insulate wire terminations in electrical circuits. Made from PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride), these terminals provide electrical insulation, mechanical protection, and help ensure safe and reliable connections in wiring systems.

The SP 30 DMC Insulator is a type of Dry Mica Composite (DMC) insulator, designed for use in electrical power systems, particularly in overhead lines and distribution networks. It offers high mechanical strength, excellent electrical insulation, and resistance to weathering and pollution.