Silicone Rubber Bolt Cover
Silicone Rubber Bolt Cover

Industrial Electrical Silicone Rubber Bolt Cover

Electrical Silicone Rubber Bolt Cover an electrical insulator is a material in which current cannot flow freely. The atoms of an insulator hold tightly to electrons that cannot be moved easily.  Other materials, semiconductors and conductors, conduct current more easily. What distinguishes an insulator is its resistivity. Insulators have a higher resistivity than semiconductors or conductors. 

  • Material :

    Silicone Rubber
  • Size :

    Can Custom
  • Color :

    Red or custom
  • Application :

    Electric Power Facilities
  • Certifications :

    IATF16949 ,ISO14001:2015,ROHS,CMC, etc
  • Product Detail

Industrial Silicone Rubber Bolt Cover & Wildlife Protective High Voltage Sleeve

Silicone Rubber Bolt Covers and High Voltage Insulator Sleeves. Engineered from advanced Liquid Silicone Rubber (LSR), these components are designed to provide superior insulation and protection for power distribution equipment.

Our bolt covers act as a critical shield in electrical substations and overhead lines, effectively preventing outages caused by accidental contact from wildlife (birds, squirrels) or harsh weather conditions. With excellent hydrophobicity and tracking resistance, they ensure long-term reliability without the need for frequent maintenance.

Key Features & Performance

  • Superior Insulation            High dielectric strength prevents current leakage and flashovers in high-voltage environments.

  • Wildlife & Bird Protection            Prevents short circuits caused by animals bridging the gap between phase-to-phase or phase-to-ground.

  • Weather & UV Resistance            Excellent resistance to ozone, UV radiation, and extreme temperatures (-50°C to +200°C), ideal for outdoor use.

  • Easy Installation            Flexible silicone material allows for quick installation on bolts, bushings, and terminators.

  • High Efficiency Production            Manufactured using LSR injection molding for precise tolerances, no flash, and consistent quality.

  • Hydrophobic Surface            Repels water and moisture, preventing the formation of conductive paths (tracking).

Common Applications

Our insulating covers are widely used in the electrical power industry for:

TransformersProtecting bushing connections and lightning arresters.
Switchgear & SubstationsInsulating exposed busbars, drop-out fuses, and disconnect switches.
Overhead DistributionCovering cable terminations, clamps, and dead-end insulators.
Surge ArrestersProtective caps for top terminals to prevent environmental corrosion.

Silicone Rubber Bolt Cover for Electrical Insulation

Technical Specifications

Material TypeHigh Voltage Grade Liquid Silicone Rubber (LSR)
ColorGrey (Standard for Industry), Red, or Custom Pantone
Hardness40 - 70 Shore A (Adjustable per requirement)
Operating Temp-50°C to +200°C
Dielectric Strength≥ 22 kV/mm
Volume Resistivity≥ 1.0 x 1014 Ω·cm
FlammabilityUL94 V-0 / HB
Standards ComplianceRoHS, REACH, IEC 60815 (Reference)


Professional Rubber Testing Laboratory

Kingtom In-house Laboratory for Quality Assurance

Silicone Rubber Injection Production Process

ISO and IATF Certificates

Frequently Asked Questions

What products does Kingtom specialize in?

We focus on Rubber Injection parts, Compression parts, Extrusion parts, and Rubber-to-Metal bonded parts for Automotive, Electrical, and Industrial applications.

What do I need to provide for a quote?

To provide an accurate price, please send us:                
1. Drawings: 2D (PDF) or 3D (STEP/IGS).                
2. Material Specs: Type of rubber and Hardness.                
3. Quantity: Estimated order volume.

Can you produce without a drawing?

Yes. If you do not have a 3D drawing, please send us a physical sample. Our engineering team can reverse-engineer the part to create the mold data.

How do you control quality?

We are an experienced manufacturer with strict QC procedures. We provide First Article Inspection (FAI) reports for samples and detailed inspection reports with photos before mass production shipment.

Need a custom silicone solution?

Contact us today with your drawings or requirements.

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