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HPS H18408 TRANSMISSION INSULATOR S

Manufacturer: Hubbell Power Systems | Catalog # H18408 | QED Part # 3409616
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This Insulator Cradle is used to make insulator changes by supporting the string while damaged insulators are replaced, or to pivot the string so that it may be removed and lowered to the ground. On deadends or running corners these cradles are used in conjunction with strain carriers- and in straight suspensions they are used with various types of link sticks or adjustable strain pole assemblies. Insulator Cradles are made with three 11/2" dia.Epoxiglas® poles. Light in weight, they are easy to handle and adaptable to many applications. Lugs located at the forward end of the cradle are used to support the insulator string with a pair of wire tongs or link sticks. The back end of the cradle is supported by ropes tied at the structure. Hinged in this manner the insulators may be lowered or raised to the best position for changing damaged insulators. In some cases, the cradle is supported in eyes located on the forward yoke of Two-Pole Strain Carriers. This is done when raising or lowering of the insulator string is unnecessary.

Technical Information

Style
Transmission; 69 KV To 115 KV

Manufacturer Information

Brand
Chance

General Product Info

12-Digit UPC
096359039204
Product UPC
09635903920
Weight
24.0 lb

Dimensions

Height
5 Inch
Length
105 Inch
Overall Length
8 ft
Width
7 in

Certifications and Compliance

Country of Origin
USA
Features
  • Used to make insulator changes by supporting the string while damaged insulators are replaced
  • Also used to pivot the string so that it may be removed and lowered to the ground
  • On deadends or running corners, cradles are used in conjunction with strain carriers
  • In straight suspensions, they are used with various types of link sticks or adjustable strain pole assemblies
  • Made with three 1-1/2\" dia.Epoxiglas® poles
  • Lightweight, easy to handle and adaptable to many applications
  • Lugs, located at the forward end of the cradle, are used to support the insulator string with a pair of wire tongs or link sticks
  • Back end of the cradle is supported by ropes tied at the structure
  • Hinged in this manner, insulators may be lowered or raised to the best position for changing damaged insulators
  • In some cases, cradle is supported in eyes located on the forward yoke of Two-Pole Strain Carriers
  • This is performed when raising or lowering of the insulator string is unnecessary
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