What is an epoxy fiberglass filament wound tube?
It is an engineered composite insulation component made from continuous glass fiber and epoxy resin through filament winding and thermal curing.
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Category A
It is an engineered composite insulation component made from continuous glass fiber and epoxy resin through filament winding and thermal curing.
They are used in high-voltage electrical equipment such as surge arresters, transformer-related equipment, CT/PT/CVT, SF6 switchgear, GIS/HGIS, bushings, fuses, tap changers, and similar insulation applications.
Selection should consider equipment type, electrical requirement, mechanical load, operating environment, tube dimensions, interface details, and any inspection or documentation needs.
Category B
Yes. WEENOOR supports made-to-drawing epoxy fiberglass tubes based on customer dimensions, application requirements, and engineering review.
Common discussion items include ID, OD, wall thickness, length, interface dimensions, and product structure according to the approved drawing.
Machining can be reviewed for cutting, drilling, slotting, end processing, turning, and special processing according to customer drawings.
Category C
Please provide drawings or target dimensions, application equipment, electrical requirement, mechanical load, operating environment, machining needs, quantity, and expected schedule.
Please share ID, OD, wall thickness, length, key interface dimensions, and any drilled holes, slots, end features, or assembly details.
Send your drawing, specification, application conditions, and inspection needs through the contact form so WEENOOR can evaluate the requirement before quotation.
Category D
Current packaging support includes wrapping film protection, pallet packing, and shipment identification labels. Special packaging should be confirmed case by case.
Production should be based on confirmed drawings, product dimensions, material or application requirements, machining scope, inspection needs, quantity, and order details.
Customers can send drawings or specifications through the contact page. Files should include dimensions, application notes, and any special processing requirements.
Send your drawing or specification for evaluation.