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LAPP Insulator Company LLC

 

Bushing Repair & Diagnostics

Responding to your repeated requests ...
LAPP Insulator Company announces its new and unique

BUSHING REPAIR PROGRAM

A specially designated Bushing Repair Group, with its own facilities and years of experience, will keep turnaround times to a minimum.

And returned bushings are repaired and rebuilt to the same high quality standards that Lapp has for new bushings.

With our new program, savings up to 55% of the cost of a new bushing can be realized!


Bottom-End terminal on 18,000 amp, 25 kV bushing.

CAPABILITIES

Typical bushing repairs:
• Regasketing
• Core Replacement
• Stud Replacement
• Porcelain Repair (if other manufacturers’ bushing)

PROCEDURE

1. A certificate showing PCB content of the oil in each bushing by manufacturer, catalog number, and serial numbers sent to Lapp.

2. Lapp return authorization number is assigned to each bushing by manufacturer’s name, catalog number, and serial number. Return authorization number needs to be noted on the bushing crate. Contact your local Lapp agent or the factory. Note: Customer is responsible for freight both ways.


Upper porcelain with graded core less lower porcelain.

3. Purchase order from customer for one or a group of bushings with estimated bushing repair cost provided based on apparent problem is sent to Lapp.

4. Once returned bushing is at Lapp, we:
• Evaluate to determine extent of repair and feasibility.
• Advise customer of same and identify actual repair charge.
• Obtain customer approval to proceed with bushing repair.
• If determined bushing is not repairable or customer disapproves proposed repair, a charge will be assessed for the bushing evaluation.


Conductive ink moves from conductive layer (A) to insulating layer (B) within bushing core.

 

 

Bushing Products
Quick Tools

Bushing Cross Reference 1.0
Certified Test Reports
LAPP Test Terminal Database

Catalogs
Videos

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5. Following repair of a bushing, ANSI standard toutine production tests and/or measurements will be made on the bushing as follows:
• Leak check by internal pressurization
• 1-minute dry withstand voltage
• Power factor
• Capacitance
• 24-hour external oil leak check


Capacitance-graded core with top and bottom terminals. Bushing disassembly nearly complete. Final step: unwind old paper from conductor

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