www.youngmancn.com leading the high voltage insulating materials. include the epoxy fiberglass tension stick, epoxy fiberglass winding tube, epoxy glass cloth winding tube, organic composite insulators, tension and winding composite stick Pultruded rods ranging in size from 0.625" to 3.0" in diameter used in pole line hardware products for the distribution of electricity. The rods form the non-conductive strength member in pole line hardware assemblies providing high tensile, compressive, flexural and interlaminar shear strength to support the various design configurations and line loads. In cantilever bending, the dampening characteristics of the core rod enable shock absorption of severe line loads caused by hurricanes, earthquakes and ice storms, minimizing potential damage to the insulator and its supporting structure.
�@�@The pultruded rods are utilized in numerous applications that include strain insulators, down lead brackets, crossarm assemblies, single, double and triple standoff brackets, single and three phase cutout arrestor brackets, extension links, knee braces and dead end cross arms. use utilities, railroads and telecommunication companies

Pultruded rods ranging in size from 0.625" to 3.0" in diameter used in pole line hardware products for the distribution of electricity. The rods form the non-conductive strength member in pole line hardware assemblies providing high tensile, compressive, flexural and interlaminar shear strength to support the various design configurations and line loads. In cantilever bending, the dampening characteristics of the core rod enable shock absorption of severe line loads caused by hurricanes, earthquakes and ice storms, minimizing potential damage to the insulator and its supporting structure.
�@�@The pultruded rods are utilized in numerous applications that include strain insulators, down lead brackets, crossarm assemblies, single, double and triple standoff brackets, single and three phase cutout arrestor brackets, extension links, knee braces and dead end cross arms. use utilities, railroads and telecommunication companies