Mar-Bal Glastic® 2165 Standoff Insulator
MFR #:Glastic® 2165
EIS #:PH21-Glastic 2165
MFR #:Glastic® 2165
EIS #:PH21-Glastic 2165
Molded Insulators have a higher resistance to heat and moisture when compared to regular plastic insulators. These molded insulators also have closer height tolerances and higher shatter resistance when compared to ceramic insulators. - Hi-Pot tested to assure electrical reliability. Wet or dirty conditions may require derating an insulator.
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Molded Insulators have a higher resistance to heat and moisture when compared to regular plastic insulators. These molded insulators also have closer height tolerances and higher shatter resistance when compared to ceramic insulators. - Hi-Pot tested to assure electrical reliability. Wet or dirty conditions may require derating an insulator.
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 | Height: 1.25 Inch | Thread Size: 1/4 - 20-5/16 Inch | EIS Part #: STAOFF21651B | $ / each Pack: 250/Pack | |
| Height: 1 Inch | Thread Size: 1/4 - 20-5/16 Inch | EIS Part #: STAOFF21651A | $ / each Pack: 300/Pack |
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General Information
Item NameStandoff Insulator
Trade NameGlastic®
SeriesGlastic® 2165
General Features
Net Weight0.06 lb
Design & Construction
ColorRed
MaterialPolyester
Performance Details
Tensile Strength1000 lb
Cantilever Strength400 Inch-lb
Compression Strength8000 lb
Torque Strength12 ft-lb
Track Resistance600 min
Electrical Properties
Voltage Rating600 V
Physical Properties
Arc Resistance180 sec
Creep DistanceInsulator Height
Height Tolerance+/-0.015 Inch
Features
- Glastic standoff insulators are molded of underwriters laboratories incorporated® (UL) recognized flame resistant fiberglass-reinforced thermoset polyester molding compound
- They feature shatter resistance and closer height tolerances than commonly available in porcelain insulators
- Moisture and heat-resistance properties of glastic insulators are higher than those of conventional plastic insulators
- Insulators mounted within a suitable electrical cabinet are considered indoors even though the cabinet itself is outdoors
- An insulator will withstand its rated voltage continuously but industry standards or other specifications may require a different spacing from conductor to ground for a particular voltage
Applications
- Glastic Insulators are Primarily Intended to be Used Indoors or Inside a Suitable Enclosure