ANSI CLASS 52-3 ceramic suspension insulator is designed to link together into strings, typically of two or more, to provide much higher voltage protection than any single insulator.

ANSI CLASS 52-3 ceramic suspension insulator is identified using the ST (Suspension Type) numbering system recently developed by Orient Power. This system covers both glass and porcelain suspension insulator worldwide. ANSI CLASS 52-3 ceramic suspension insulator is typically used on high tension power transmission towers. Porcelain is by far the most commonly used insulating material but there are a number of glass and composite styles as well. Ceramic suspension insulators revolutionized the power distribution industry allowing much higher voltage protection -- there are several 1,000kV DC transmission lines utilizing ANSI CLASS 52-3 ceramic suspension insulator.

Orient Power Company offers a comprehensive product line of porcelain ball-socket and clevis type suspension insulators for modern high voltage and in cases EHV applications. Ceramic suspension insulator is to ANSI Class 52 standards for normal and high strength to 40,000 lbs suspension. The high suspension strength is broadly employed where a greater safety factor is required or when extra-long span transmission lines may be dead ended. ANSI CLASS 52-3 ceramic suspension insulator hardware is also available.

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