Glass Insulators & Ceramic (Porcelain) Insulators Manufacturers​

We manufactures a wide range of glass and ceramic insulators—disc, pin, post and hollow-core types—rated from distribution to extra-high voltage. We offer custom mechanical ratings, surface treatment options and full factory testing to ensure stable long-term operation and the lowest lifecycle cost.

Buy Glass & ceramic (porcelain) Insulators — OEM Supply & Global Export

Tempered glass disc insulators offer smooth surfaces, high mechanical strength and excellent resistance to aging. Typical applications include disc strings for overhead transmission and suspension connectors.

  • High dielectric strength and low moisture absorption
  • Easy visual and acoustic detection of damage (cracks are visible/identifiable)
  • Strong resistance to surface aging and pollution when properly specified
  • Compatible with standard suspension and pin fittings; available in custom diameters and coatings

Porcelain (ceramic) insulators are made from high-strength electrical ceramics, typically finished with a glaze to improve surface performance. They are widely used in pin, post and disc configurations across medium to extra-high voltages.

  • Excellent thermal stability and resistance to thermal shock
  • High compressive and bending strength — ideal for post and structural applications
  • Glazed surfaces increase pollution performance and extend service life
  • Available in custom formulations and large diameters for extra-high voltage systems
U40B toughened glass disc insulator, 70 kN mechanical load, IEC 60383 type tested
u70 glass insultors
ceramic insulator
porcelain insulator

Glass Disc Insulators

ModelMechanical SMLDiameterSpacingCreepageWeightTypical Voltage
U40B40 kN175 mm110 mm≥ 190 mm2.4 kg10 – 35 kV
U70B70 kN255 mm146 mm≥ 320 mm4.0 kg35 – 110 kV
U120B120 kN280 mm170 mm≥ 380 mm5.6 kg110 – 220 kV
U160B160 kN320 mm170 mm≥ 380 mm6.5 kg220 – 400 kV
U210B210 kN320 mm170 mm≥ 400 mm7.0 kg400 kV
U300B300 kN340 mm195 mm≥ 440 mm9.0 kg500 – 765 kV

Glass vs. Ceramic — Quick Comparison

FeatureGlass InsulatorCeramic (Porcelain) Insulator
Self-cleaningExcellent — smooth hydrophilic surfaceGood — depends on glaze quality
Damage detectionVisible from the ground (cap sheds)Difficult — internal cracks invisible
Mechanical impact resistanceExcellent toughness after temperingHigh compressive strength
Thermal / shock resistanceModerateVery good
WeightLighterHeavier
CostCompetitiveCompetitive to higher (depending on glaze/porcelain grade)
RecyclabilityGood (glass recyclable)Limited
Typical applicationsLong suspension strings, overhead transmissionPosts, bushings, substations, high pollution sites

Glass vs ceramic vs composite — which is right for your line?

PropertyToughened glassPorcelainComposite
Weight (per 220 kV unit)~22 kg~24 kg~7 kg
Visible fault detectionYes (self-exploding)No (live-line test)No (visual inspection)
Very cold (< −40 °C)BrittleExcellentGood
Coastal pollutionGood (with grease)Good (with RTV coating)Excellent
DC lines (HVDC)LimitedGoodExcellent
Vandal resistancePoor (shatters)Poor (shatters)Excellent (flexes)

Buy Glass & Ceramic (Porcelain) Insulators —
OEM Supply & Global Export

As an OEM porcelain and glass disc insulator supplier, we provide direct factory pricing,
custom engineering, and a 30-year track record of IEC 60383 & ANSI C29.1 compliance.
Free samples, FOB quotes, and 24-hour RFQ turnaround.

Toughened Glass Disc Insulators

Ball-and-socket U-class (U40B / U70B / U160B / U210B / U300B). Smooth hydrophobic surface. Visible-failure design: any internal fracture shatters the disc, allowing line crews to detect faults from the ground.

Station Post & Hollow Insulators

Solid-core station posts (IEC 60862, ANSI C29.9) and hollow bushings (IEC 60840, ANSI C29.12) for transformer / breaker / wall-bushing. Cantilever strength 4–12 kN, voltage 35kV–800kV.

Porcelain (Ceramic) Disc Insulators

C-130 aluminous porcelain, malenite-glazed. Cap-and-pin type for 35kV–765kV. High dielectric strength and excellent thermal stability. Ideal for substation posts, long-rod strings, and DC converter stations.

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