Gain base

1.Applied Standard:IEC61952,ISO1461

2.Material: HDG steel.

3.Surface treatment: HDG with zinc thickness higher than 86 μm.

1 Gain base -GBR2 for round pole,GBS1 for square pole

Flat Bendable Gain base - GBS2 for square Pole

Curved bendable Gain base- GBR3 for round pole

Transmission Line Gain base Fittings for Line Post Insulator

1. Product Description of Transmission Line Gain base Fittings for Line Post Insulator

Power line fittings are metal components used to support, connect, and fix power lines. They play an important role in the power transmission and distribution system, ensuring the safe and stable operation of power lines

2. The advantages of Transmission Line Gain base Fittings for Line Post Insulator

Power line fittings are usually made of high-strength metal materials, such as steel, aluminum alloy, etc., to ensure that they have sufficient strength and durability to withstand the weight of power lines and the impact of external environment. At the same time, they also need to have good conductivity and corrosion resistance to ensure the transmission efficiency of electricity and the long-term stable operation of the line

3. Types of Transmission Fittings

Tower fittings: A metal component used to connect power towers. They include cross arms at the top of the tower, jumper clamps, tension clamps, etc., used to support line equipment such as wires and cables.

Insulator fittings: Metal components used to connect insulators to power line equipment. Insulator fittings usually include insulator strings, insulator discs, insulator caps, etc., used to fix insulators and support power line equipment.

Tension fittings: A tension device used to fix power lines. Tension fittings include tension clamps, tension wire clamps, tension rings, etc., used to cope with tension and tension in power lines and maintain the stability of the line.

Grounding fittings: used for grounding connections of power lines. They include grounding clamps, grounding rods, etc., to ensure the grounding safety of the power system, prevent current leakage, and protect equipment.

Joint fittings: Metal components used to connect wires or cable joints to power lines. Joint fittings usually include crimping joints, bolted joints, etc., used to connect wires or cables, ensuring the continuity and reliability of power transmission.