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Home » Electrostatic Precipitators » Replacement Parts » Flakt » Insulators » Through-bush Insulators |
Electrostatic Precipitator Replacement Parts
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Through-bush Insulator
The through bush insulator in a Flakt-style Electrostatic Precipitator is generally found between the transformer rectifier (TR) and the support insulator enclosure. It allows the high voltage supply to be fed from the TR set to the ESP field while isolating the bus duct from the insulator compartment. The most common through bush insulator in use in Australasia is our P/N 03105-00901-01. |
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