IEEE C135.3-2001
Coated Ferrous Lag Screws for Overhead Line Construction
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C135.3-2001 is a technical standard for coated ferrous lag screws used in overhead line construction. It addresses the practical requirements for a fastening component that must perform reliably in power and energy infrastructure, where secure mechanical attachment is essential. This specification helps define expectations for material characteristics, protective coating, and use in line hardware applications, supporting consistent engineering practice and procurement. As a superseded document, it remains relevant for understanding older design and compliance references.
What is C135.3-2001?
C135.3-2001 is a product standard focused on coated ferrous lag screws intended for overhead line construction. In this context, the standard typically sets out requirements that help ensure the screws are suitable for structural fastening in utility line assemblies and related hardware. It is most useful when selecting or evaluating components that must meet defined dimensional, material, and coating expectations. The document supports uniformity in manufacturing and helps users compare products against a recognized technical basis.
Where is C135.3-2001 used?
This standard is used in overhead electrical line construction and maintenance, especially where coated ferrous lag screws are part of the assembly. Typical applications may include mounting or securing line hardware on poles, crossarms, and related support structures. Because it sits within power, energy, and industrial applications, C135.3-2001 is relevant to utility installation work, hardware procurement, and field replacement planning. It is most useful wherever dependable mechanical fastening is required in exposed service conditions.
Why is C135.3-2001 important?
C135.3-2001 matters because fastening components in overhead line systems must be consistent, durable, and appropriate for the intended service environment. A clear standard helps reduce uncertainty in design and purchasing, supports inspection and acceptance decisions, and improves compatibility across related hardware. It can also assist with risk reduction by giving engineers and buyers a common reference for material and coating expectations. For legacy projects, the superseded status makes accurate document control especially important.
- Coated ferrous lag screws
- Overhead line construction
- Utility fastening applications
- Material and coating expectations
- Superseded technical reference
- Publication Date: 2001
- Standard Status: Superseded
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications
- Official IEEE: Doi link
- This Version: C135.3 (2001)
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