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Guy guy strain insulators are used to isolate sections of a guy wire from current. Industry slang is Johnny Ball. Hardware for deadending conductor and guy wires, offered by the Hubbell-Chance brand, consist of Thimbleye® and ovaleye bolts, banding, eyenuts and eyelets, guy attachments and guy markers. All products are designed and ...
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Guy guy strain insulators are used to isolate sections of a guy wire from current. Industry slang is Johnny Ball. Hardware for deadending conductor and guy wires, offered by the Hubbell-Chance brand, consist of Thimbleye® and ovaleye bolts, banding, eyenuts and eyelets, guy attachments and guy markers. All products are designed and ...
- Chance
This report compiles the test data for the L50X series of guy strain insulators, also known as "Johnny Ball" insulators, in accordance with ANSI C29.4. The data includes dimensional, visual, porosity, flashover, and tensile tests for different classes and catalog numbers.
Porcelain guy strain insulator, ANSI Class 54-1, rated for 10,000 lbs. tensile strength. Maximum cable diameter is 3/8in. Overall length is 3-1/2in. Industry slang is Johnny Ball.
Learn about the history and types of guy wire strain insulators, also known as johnny balls, used to break the conductivity of a guy wire. See photos and descriptions of 21 different styles, colors, and sizes from the U.S., France, and Germany.
Insulator Overview. Hemingray produced two different sizes of span wire insulators (nicknamed "Johnny Balls"). This is the smaller of the two styles. It was originally the No.10, and later renumbered to No.90. Despite catalog drawings, no specimens have ever been found embossed with "Hemingray".
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ANSI standard johnny ball egg insulators are intended for general purpose guy wire breakup for modest electrical and mechanical loads. They are designed for direct guy wire coupling, without shackles or other coupling devices.