IEEE C135.35-1988
coated ferrous cable racks and cable rack hooks for underground line construction
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C135.35-1988 is a technical standard for coated ferrous cable racks and cable rack hooks used in underground line construction. It addresses the materials and construction features needed to support cables in buried utility environments, where strength, coating quality, and long-term durability are important. For power and energy applications, this standard helps define a consistent basis for specifying hardware that must perform reliably in service and resist the conditions found underground.
C135.35-1988 overview
This standard provides a focused reference for coated ferrous cable racks and cable rack hooks intended for underground installation work. C135.35-1988 is relevant where cable support hardware must be selected, manufactured, or reviewed against defined requirements rather than left to informal practice. In this technical context, the coating and ferrous construction are central to performance, since they influence corrosion resistance, handling, and service life. The document is useful for aligning product expectations with infrastructure needs.
Typical use cases
Typical applications include underground line construction projects where cables must be supported, routed, and held in place within vaults, ducts, tunnels, or related utility spaces. The standard is especially relevant for utility installation crews, hardware specifiers, and procurement teams working with cable rack systems and matching hooks. It may also be used when comparing products for replacement parts, project specifications, or maintenance planning in power distribution and other energy infrastructure settings.
Why this standard matters
For underground cable support hardware, consistency matters because small differences in rack design or coating performance can affect installation quality and long-term reliability. C135.35-1988 helps reduce ambiguity in procurement and inspection by giving buyers and engineers a shared technical reference. That can support safer installations, more predictable performance, and better compatibility across projects. Using a defined standard also helps limit risk when evaluating coated ferrous components for demanding utility environments.
- Coated ferrous cable rack requirements
- Hook design for underground line support
- Utility installation and maintenance use
- Material and coating performance focus
- Reference for specification and procurement
- Publication Date: 1988
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications
- Official IEEE: Doi link
- This Version: C135.35 (1988)
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