The DMC support insulators from Flyaford are engineered using advanced manufacturing techniques that ensure exceptional durability and performance. Constructed from high-quality Dough Molding Compound, these insulators provide excellent electrical insulation properties, making them ideal for use in environments where reliability is paramount. The DMC material is recognized for its superior mechanical strength, thermal stability, and resistance to environmental factors such as moisture, UV radiation, and chemical exposure. This robustness ensures that the insulators can withstand extreme conditions while maintaining their integrity and functionality over time.
The SB 50 Series: A Closer Look
Flyaford’s SB 50 series of DMC support insulators are meticulously crafted to meet the exacting demands of modern electrical systems. With a height range of 40-100 mm and a diameter of 50 mm, these insulators provide robust support for various components.
Unmatched Durability and Performance
Constructed from BMC/DMC materials and equipped with copper and iron screws (M10-M12), Flyaford’s insulators ensure longevity and reliability even in challenging environments. With a wide operational temperature range of -40-140℃ and impressive voltage ratings (AC: 1600-4000V, DC: 2200-5600V), these insulators excel in diverse conditions.
Rigorous Testing and Certifications
Flyaford’s commitment to quality is evident through comprehensive testing protocols. From low-high temperature tests to flame retardancy assessments, these insulators undergo stringent evaluations to guarantee optimal performance. Moreover, certifications such as CE, REACH, ELV, SGS, and adherence to quality systems like ISO9001, ISO14001, and IATF16949 underscore Flyaford’s dedication to excellence.
Conclusion
Flyaford’s DMC support insulators from the SB 50 series are exceptional parts that guarantee increased electrical setup safety and effectiveness. Flyaford remains a reliable partner for high-quality electrical solutions, emphasising performance, longevity, and adherence to industry standards.
