Insulating Operating Rod

The insulating operating rod is a professional safety tool designed for live-line operations in power transmission and distribution systems. It is mainly used by electrical workers to operate, connect, or disconnect electrical equipment from a safe distance, effectively protecting personnel from electric shock hazards.

The rod is typically made from high-strength fiberglass reinforced epoxy resin, which provides excellent electrical insulation, mechanical strength, and resistance to moisture, UV exposure, and aging. The surface is carefully finished to ensure smooth handling, stable insulation performance, and easy cleaning during daily maintenance.

Insulating operating rods are widely applied in substations, overhead power lines, switchgear operations, fuse replacement, grounding installation, and live maintenance work. Different heads and attachments can be fitted to the rod to meet various operating requirements, improving flexibility and working efficiency on site.

Designed to meet relevant international and industry safety standards, the insulating operating rod offers reliable insulation performance under high-voltage conditions. Its lightweight structure reduces operator fatigue, while the rigid yet durable body ensures precise control during operation.

Available in multiple voltage ratings, lengths, and configurations, insulating operating rods can be customized to suit different working environments and safety requirements. With dependable insulation, strong mechanical performance, and long service life, it is an essential safety tool for electrical power maintenance and live-line operations.