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What is a Porcelain Insulator?

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What is a Porcelain Insulator?

Porcelain Insulator Definition

The most commonly used material for overhead insulators today. It is made from aluminum silicate mixed with plastic kaolin, feldspar, and quartz, resulting in a hard and glazed insulator material.

Porcelain Insulator Properties

  • Dielectric Strength

  • Compressive Strength 

  • Tensile Strength

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