Unlike conductors, insulators do not have free electrons. The electrons in an insulator's atoms are tightly bound and require a large amount of energy to be dislodged. This prevents the flow of electric charge, effectively blocking electric current. Materials like rubber, plastic, and glass are examples of insulators. In the power line industry, insulators are just as important as conductors. They are used to cover and support conductors, preventing electrical currents from leaking or causing harm. Our range of overhead tools and accessories includes essential insulation components to ensure safety and efficiency in power transmission systems.