IEEE C135.20-1998
Coated Ferrous Insulator Clevises for Overhead Line Construction
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C135.20-1998 is a technical standard for coated ferrous insulator clevises used in overhead line construction, helping define requirements that support reliable electrical and mechanical performance. In the context of power, energy and industry applications, it is relevant to hardware that secures insulators in line assemblies where durability and fit are important. By addressing a specific component type, this standard helps promote consistency in design, manufacturing, and procurement for line construction equipment.
About C135.20-1998
C135.20-1998 focuses on coated ferrous insulator clevises, a hardware element commonly used to connect insulators within overhead line assemblies. The standard is intended to guide the technical expectations for this type of product so that it can be specified and evaluated with greater consistency. For engineering and purchasing teams, the document supports clearer alignment between component design, coating practice, and functional requirements in utility and industrial line construction work.
Where is C135.20-1998 used?
This standard is typically used in overhead power line construction and related utility hardware workflows where insulator clevises form part of the supporting assembly. It is most relevant to transmission and distribution equipment, especially where ferrous components with protective coatings are selected for line structures. C135.20-1998 may also be consulted during specification review, vendor evaluation, and replacement part selection for projects involving line hardware compatibility and long-term service performance.
Importance in practice
In practice, C135.20-1998 helps reduce ambiguity when coated ferrous clevises are ordered, inspected, or installed. Clear requirements can support more consistent product quality, better interchangeability, and fewer issues during field assembly. For overhead line applications, that consistency matters because hardware must perform reliably under mechanical loading and environmental exposure. The standard can also assist with compliance checks, testing expectations, and procurement decisions by giving buyers and engineers a common reference point.
- Coated ferrous clevises
- Overhead line construction hardware
- Insulator connection components
- Utility procurement and inspection
- Design and performance consistency
- Publication Date: 1998
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications
- Official IEEE: Doi link
- This Version: C135.20 (1998)
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