IEEE C135.14-1979
American National Standard staples with rolled or slush points for overhead line construction
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C135.14-1979 is an American National Standard that addresses staples with rolled or slush points for overhead line construction, providing a technical basis for hardware used in power and utility installations. By defining expectations for these fastening components, the standard helps support consistent design and procurement practices in overhead line work. For projects in the power, energy, and industrial applications space, C135.14-1979 is relevant where dependable staple performance can affect installation quality and long-term service.
C135.14-1979 overview
This standard focuses on staples intended for overhead line construction, with attention to rolled or slush point configurations that may influence driving behavior and holding performance. In practical terms, C135.14-1979 helps describe the product category in a way that supports repeatable manufacturing and clearer specification during purchasing or engineering review. It is especially useful when selecting line hardware that must suit utility construction practices and the mechanical demands of outdoor electrical infrastructure.
Typical use cases
C135.14-1979 is commonly relevant in overhead line assembly, where staples may be used to secure components associated with poles, crossarms, or related line hardware. In power distribution and utility construction workflows, the standard can help guide selection of fastening parts that fit established installation methods. It may also be useful for contractors, maintenance teams, and procurement personnel who need a defined reference for staples used in electrical line support applications.
Why this standard matters
For overhead line construction, consistency in small hardware can affect installation reliability, field efficiency, and safety. C135.14-1979 helps create a common reference for staple type and point form, reducing ambiguity between suppliers and users. That matters when materials are ordered, inspected, or compared for compatibility with existing practices. Using a recognized standard also supports better quality control and lowers the risk of mismatch in utility and industrial line projects.
- Staples for overhead line construction
- Rolled or slush point configurations
- Utility and power installation hardware
- Specification and procurement reference
- Consistency for field use and inspection
- Publication Date: 1979
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications
- Official IEEE: Doi link
- This Version: C135.14 (1979)
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