Extendable cleaning device for electrical insulators
OwnerAdam Jon Zbindeninventor
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Abstract
A cleaning device for high voltage transmission and distribution insulators, featuring orthogonally oriented scrubbing and wiping attachments for the simultaneous cleaning of perpendicular surfaces, which extend to an insulator surface from telescoping support prongs, which are supported by a handle which provides a gripping location for manual operation of the present invention.
Claims1
An electrically insulated and multi-pronged cleaning device which conforms to the surfaces of stacked electrical insulator discs of a high voltage power transmission and distribution system to simultaneously dean multiple insulation discs, the cleaning device for their wet cleaning, having cleaning agent application and removal capabilities, comprising:
- a handle piece comprising of a loop;
- a prong junction member, which connects to said handle, and which has at least three equidistant bolted or welded hardware connections along its length;
- at least three rigid and extending support prongs, wherein each of the at least three prongs comprises a segmented and nested shell structure, with a positional retainer button located on each segment,
- wherein each extending support prong attaches respectively to one of the hardware connections on the prong junction member at a first end of the support prong, and each support prong having a head at a second end, opposite the first end,
- wherein each head branches to have two first threaded attachment ports oriented orthogonal to each other, and two second threaded attachment ports oriented orthogonal to one another and oppositely oriented from the first threaded attachment ports;
- wherein each first threaded attachment port is attached to a corresponding flexible rubber bladed cleaner attachment, and each second threaded attachment port is attached to a corresponding liquid absorbent cleaner attachment to form right angle cleaning surfaces, on opposite sides of each branching head.
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