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world-wide locationsSalisbury by honeywell is everywhere.Salisbury by Honeywell has manufacturing facilities, distributors, and/or representatives located throughout theUnited States and the world. Safety is our priority and we understand it is your priority too. It is important to us thatyou are able to reach us no matter where you are. Salisbury by Honeywell is there for you when you need us most.To find your local distributor or representative, please visit our website to get up-to-date contact information.Visit www.salisburybyhoneywell.comBolingbrook, ILClover, SCCharleston, SCSalisbury by honeywellis available world-wide.Salisbury by Honeywell has become a world leader in the manufacture and distribution of personal electrical safety products. Nomatter where you are in the world, Salisbury has you covered.To find your international representative, please visit our websiteto get up-to-date contact information.Visit www.salisburybyhoneywell.com101 E. Crossroads Pkwy., Ste. A Bolingbrook, IL 60440 toll free ph (USA):877.406.4501 toll free fax (USA):866.824.4922 ph:630.343.3800
Salisbury by honeywell Line EquipmentSalisbury by Honeywell has been settingindustry standards since 1855. For over 150years, Salisbury by Honeywell has been the namean entire industry trusts to provide the finestsafety products available. Salisbury by Honeywellpioneered the manufacturing of linemen’s RubberProtective Equipment in the early 1920’s.1855Founded in Chicago by John B. Idson. First organization in the Mid-West servingas an independent rubber products dealer.1871After a complete loss in the great Chicago Fire, organization opens with a beltingand hose line of products. Company becomes Salisbury & Cline.1880Company becomes W.H. Salisbury & Co.1902Established leather belt factory1902Linemen regularly use W.H. Salisbury & Co. garden hoses slit lengthwise andsecured with electrical tape as personal protective equipment.1904W.H. Salisbury & Co. incorporatesBack in the early 1900’s, Salisbury was approachedby a local utility in the Chicago area about generalsafety. The question raised was how to create a saferworking environment for linemen working on energizedlines. Salisbury worked with the local utility by takinggarden hose and cutting them lengthwise in a way thatwould cover the lines. These hoses were then securedby electrical tape and this led to the Salisbury patent ofline hose in 1924. Over the years, line hose has evolvedinto the high-quality SALCOR rubber product you havecome to expect.1912Organized electrical safety movement begins and creates Safety Departmentsand employs Safety Inspectors.1915First molded Rubber Insulating Blanket made by W.H. Salisbury & Co.1919A rubber mill was erected to manufacture molded and extruded rubber products.1921A local utility discusses lineman safety needs with W.H. Salisbury & Co. after afatal accident occurs.1922Manufacturing of full utility line of products begins.1922W.H. Salisbury & Co. first perfects and begins to offer Rubber Insulating Line Hose.1923W.H. Salisbury & Co. first perfects and begins to offer Insulator Hoods.Today, Salisbury by Honeywell is the leader inPersonal Electrical-Safety Protection. We knowthat lives depend on the quality of our products,Salisbury by Honeywell’s production facilities areall ISO 9001:2008 registered and are equipped andstaffed to manufacture products which conform to thehighest possible standards. This has allowed Salisburyby Honeywell to become the world-wide leader inelectrical safety equipment. Salisbury by Honeywellhas three plants which manufacture Personal ProtectiveEquipment, Hot Line Equipment, and SALVAR Polymer Insulators. Salisbury by Honeywell produces itsrubber products in its own plants using four methods ofrubber manufacturing: Injection Molding, Compression/Transfer Molding, Extruding and Dipping. Salisbury byHoneywell’s dedication to quality has also been carriedover to the manufacturing of Hot Line Tools and SALVARInsulators. As a result, the name Salisbury by Honeywellon safety products is your assurance that you are usingthe finest equipment available for the job.1924W.H. Salisbury & Co. patents Line Hose design1926W.H. Salisbury & Co. patents Insulator Hood design1929Rubber mill and belt factory were expanded and an adjoining building, includingwarehouse and offices, was constructed.1929W.H. Salisbury & Co. patents Insulating Stool1932W.H. Salisbury & Co. patents Rubber Insulating Sleeve design1933Began distributing industrial rubber goods as well as continuingmanufacturing.1941W.H. Salisbury & Co. patents Leather Protectors for Lineman’s’ Rubber Gloves1943W.H. Salisbury & Co. patents Coupling for Linemen’s Protective Devices1948Charleston, SC factory established manufacturing insulating gloves1960W.H. Salisbury & Co. patents Protective Device design1960Addison, IL plant opens in early 1960’s1962W.H. Salisbury & Co. patents Protective Cover design1972Skokie, IL plant and offices open1980Grounding equipment, hot sticks and insulators are added to product line in the1980’s1999North Hand Protection and W.H. Salisbury & Co. hand protection merge underthe Salisbury name2001Arc Flash Protection garments and equipment added to product line2005W.H. Salisbury & Co. patents Insulating Blanket design2005Company becomes Salisbury Electrical Safety, LLC2006Salisbury Electrical Safety, LLC patents Locking Clamp Assembly design2006Salisbury Electrical Safety, LLC patents Clamp Pin for Use by Electrician os ElectricalLine workers2007Salisbury Electrical Safety, LLC patents Rubber Insulating Blanket & Method2008Salisbury Electrical Safety, LLC becomes Salisbury by Honeywell.2009Salisbury by Honeywell moves Chicago, IL manufacturing plant and Skokie, ILwww.salisburybyhoneywell.comcorporate offices to a new facility in Bolingbrook, IL
Salisbury by honeywell Line EquipmentCautionSalisbury by Honeywell Line Equipment should only be used by electrical workers whohave been thoroughly trained in its correct and safe use. Training should be conducted inaccordance with the employer’s work procedures and standards.Our WarrantySalisbury by Honeywell Line Equipment is warranted to be free from defects in materialsand workmanship, and to meet the requirements of current ASTM standards at time ofshipment. Our only obligation will be, at our option, to replace any portion proving defectiveor to refund the purchase price thereof. The buyer assumes all other risk, if any, such asthe risk of any direct, indirect or consequential loss or damage arising out of the use of, orinability to use, these products.This wa rran ty is ex clu siv e and in l ieu of the wa rran ties ofmerchant ability, fitness for particular purpose and allotherwarranties, expressed or implied,and maynotbevaried or extendedexcept in writing by an authorized official ofSalisbur y.ASTM Specifications for Salisbury EquipmentGloves, Sleeves and FootwearASTM D120Standard Specification for Rubber Insulating GlovesASTM D1051Standard Specification for Rubber Insulating SleevesASTM F696Standard Specification for Leather Protectors for Rubber Insulating Gloves and MittensASTM F496Standard Specification for In-Service Care of Insulating Gloves and SleevesASTM F1116Standard Test Method for Determining Dielectric Strength of Dielectric FootwearASTM F1117Standard Specification for Dielectric FootwearInsulating Blanket, Matting and SheetingASTM D 178Standard Specification for Rubber Insulating MattingASTM D1048Standard Specification for Rubber Insulating BlanketsASTM F479Standard Specification for In-Service Care of Insulating BlanketsASTM F2320Standard Specification for Rubber Insulating SheetingASTM F1742Standard Specification for PVC Insulating SheetingASTM F2676Test Method for Determining the Protective Performance of an Arc Protective Blanket for Electric Arc HazardsLine Hose and CoversASTM D1049Standard Specification for Rubber Insulating CoversASTM D1050Standard Specification for Rubber Insulating Line HoseASTM F478Standard Specification for In-Service care of Insulating Line Hose and CoversHotstick Grounds and Bypass JumpersASTM F711Standard Specification for Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) Rod and Tube used in Live Line ToolsASTM F1825Standard Specification for Clampstick Type Live Line ToolsASTM F855Standard Specification for Temporary Protective Grounds to be used on De-energized Electric Power Lines & EquipmentASTM F2321Standard Specification for Flexible Insulated Temporary By-Pass JumpersASTM F2249Standard Specification for In-Service Test Methods for Temporary Grounding Jumper AssembliesUsed on De-Energized Electric Power Lines & EquipmentPlastic EquipmentASTM F712Standard Test Methods and Specifications for Electrically Insulating Plastic Guard Equipment for Protection of WorkersInspectionASTM F1236Guide for Visual Inspection of Electrical Protective Rubber Products101 E. Crossroads Pkwy., Ste. A Bolingbrook, IL 60440 toll free ph (USA):877.406.4501 toll free fax (USA):866.824.4922 ph:630.343.3800
Applicators, SU System.A-13ASTM Chart, labeling. E-2BagsGlove. E-11Line Hose. X-3Line & Pole Guards.C-10Sleeve. E-15Tool. X-3Bandages, Cable. X-4Barrier, Insulating.C-10Barrier, Switch.C-9Blankets.Arc Suppression. B-12Eyelet. B-3Lo-Volt & Zip Style. B-6Roll Blankets. B-7Slotted. B-4Switchboard/URD. B-11w/out Eyelets. B-5Boots. F-3-6Brushes, Cleaning.H-23Buckets, Tool. X-3Buttons,Blanket. B-9Sleeve. E-15Cable,Jumper. G-9Grounding.H-17Cable End Caps.A-12Canister, Blanket. B-10Clamps, GroundingBall & Socket System.H-14,15“C”.H-5-9Cable Penetrating.H-16Cutout.H-16Duck Bill.H-4Flats, Angles & Rounds.H-12,13Hanger Studs.H-20Pressure Terminal.H-11Stringing.H-16Substation Buses.H-10Cleaners. E-18CoversBushing.D-3Conductor, plastic.C-6Conventional, pin.A-6,7Elbow.C-11Insulator.A-10,11Lightning Arrester.A-12Meter Terminal.A-14Pole bracket.C-11Spade.A-14Stinger.D-5SU System Post & Pin. A-10,11Cross Arm Guards, Plastic.C-7Flexible.A-6,7Cut-Out Covers.A-6,7Dead End ProtectorsConventional.A-6SU System.A-9Elbows, Grounding . .H-31Ferrules, Cable. G-9Grounding.H-18Jumper. G-10Plain.H-19Footwear. F-3-6GlovesHigh Voltage. E-6, 7Low Voltage. E-5Selection. E-5Rubber Insulating. E-5-7Glove Dust. E-18Glove Inflators. E-4Glove Liners. E-16Glove Protectors.Leather, Primary. E-8-10Mitten. E-10Work. E-17Salpol. 31Pole Mounted Bars.H-21Sets, Jumper.H-3Line Guards, Hard CoverContentsLink Guards.C-5Versa Guards.C-5Line HoseBags. X-3Conventional Style.A-4,5SU System, Extd Lip.A-8Magnetic Blanket Button. B-9Matting, Switchboard. B-11Pins, Blanket Clamp. B-8Pole Guards.C-4Pots, Compound. X-4Roll-upsBlanket. B-10Sleeve. E-15Saddle, Insulating. X-4Silicone Spray . E-18Sleeves, Insulating. E-12-14Spiking Tool. I-12Straps .Dead End Protector.A-6,7Sleeve. E-15Ty Straps. B-9Static Discharge Stick. I-8Substation Cover.C-8,9Tagging Device.A-14Tool Holders. I-9Voltage Detector. K-3-4Harness, Sleeve. E-15Hook, Belt. X-5Hot SticksClampsticks. I-4Sleeve Splice. I-7Storage. I-9Switch Stick. I-5-7Universal Fittings. I-10,11Universal Switch Stick. I-5,7Instant Insulation.D-6Insulators, SALVAR Dead End/Suspension. J-4,5Jumpers, Grounding.H-3Jumpers, InsulatedCables. G-9Clamps. G-4-7Connector Link. G-7Parking Stand. G-7Stirrup Clamp. G-7Sure-Lok . G-4www.salisburybyhoneywell.com
ContentsA. Line Hose & CoversB. BlanketsC. Plastic Guards & CoversD. Outage ProtectionE. Gloves & SleevesF. Dielectric BootsG. Insulated JumpersH. Grounding EquipmentI. Hot Sticks & ToolsJ. InsulatorsK. Voltage DetectorsX. Accessories
LINE HOSE & COVERS
LINE HOSE & COVERSFAQQ: What is SALCOR Rubber and why does Salisbury use it to make theirA:line hose products?SALCOR Rubber is a TYPE II rubber that remains flexible in cold weather andis resistant to ozone and UV rays. Salisbury’s exclusive SALCOR Rubber is thepreferred material for line hose and other insulating products because it easilywithstands the elements and does not lose its flexibility or insulating properties.HISTORYLeading the industry with over ninety years of Research and DevelopmentFiled: United States Patent Office, December 21, 1922 Serial No 605,340“To all whom it may concern:Be it known that I, Moses B. Salisbury, a citizen of the United States, and a resident of Chicago, in the county ofCook and State of Illinois, have invented an Improved Protective Insulating Sleeve, of which the following is a specification. . .”This application, one of hundreds filed in the US Patent Office for Salisbury, proved to be the most effective device for protecting linemen fromaccidental contact with energized lines, and is still regarded as indispensable to the electrical industry today.With over ninety years of research and development on linemen’s protective equipment, Salisbury offers the most comprehensive line ofprotection up to 69 kV in the industry.NOTEAll Salisbury Covers and Protective Equipment aredesigned for personal protection only.They are not to be used formechanical protection.A-2Insulating Line Hose and Covers.www.salisburybyhoneywell.com
Insulating Line Hose and CoversLine Hose Selection ChartThe connector, formed at one end, receives andoverlaps the end of an adjoining hose for a distanceof 6.5” (165mm).Use the chart below to determine the maximumconductor diameter recommended for use witheach size line hose. For ease of installation and tominimize the potential of flashover through theoverlapping lips, line hose is always sized largerthan the maximum conductor diameter.Salisbury Line Hose is available in fourASTM D1050 styles, as shown below:Style aClass 2 & 3Straight ConventionalStyle CClass 4Extended Lip StraightStyle bClass 2 & 3Connector End ConventionalStyle dClass 4Extended Lip Connector EndLine Hose Size Selector ChartI.D. of Conductors and Diameters in. (mm)Line Hose4/0266,800336,400477,000556,500795,000954,000 1,351,500in. (mm).46 ( 12 ) .609 ( 15.5 ) .677 ( 17 ) .793 ( 20 ) .858 (22) 1.028 ( 26 ) 1.126 ( 29 ) 1.34 ( 35 )1 ( 25 )20kV Conventional1 1/4 ( 31 ) 20kV Conventional1 1/2 ( 38 ) 30kV Conventional1 1/2 ( 38 ) 40kV SU System2 ( 51 )30kV Conventional2 ( 51 )40kV SU System2 1/2 ( 64 ) 30kV Conventional2 1/2 ( 64 ) 40kV SU System101 E. Crossroads Pkwy., Ste. A Bolingbrook, IL 60440 toll free ph (USA):877.406.4501 toll free fax (USA):866.824.4922 ph:630.343.3800A-3
Line Hose & ConnectorsConventional SystemConventional Style line Hose is available inorange Type II SALCOR . SALCOR remainsflexible even in cold weather and it is not damagedby ozone or ultraviolet rays. Each line hose hasSalisbury’s RIB-GRIP Locking System. Thestraight or connector end style is available in threesizes: 1” and 1.25” I.D. rated at 17kV, Class 2 and1.5” I.D. rated at 26.5kV, Class 3.OR150-3OR125-45CStraight style SalCOR hose is also available in2” or 2.5” I.D. rated at Class 3.Conventional line Hose Connectors are madefrom Type II orange SALCOR and can be used on1”, 1.25”, or 1.5” I.D. conventional line hose. Toconnect 2” and 2.5” I.D. conventional line hose,use the SU System Connector.The tightest grip in the industry.The self-locking lip, Salisbury patented, preventsline hose from coming off the conductor after aninstallation is complete. Often, as a lineman isworking on an installation and making adjustments,the angle of connection shifts, causing line hoseand covers to separate. To prevent this, Salisburydeveloped an ingenious solution for ensuring that anytwo protective devices would hold together yet stillbe easy for a lineman to assemble and take apart.ORC125RIb gRIP construction takes advantage of rubber’snatural tendency to grip and tighten its grip throughcompression. By creating curving rib configurations slitat a specific angle, two pieces easily slip together butresist coming apart. To quickly disengage the linemanneeds only to compress the rubber on either side.RIB GRIP Locking SystemSectional view of typical insulator covershowing arrangement of ribs. Ribs areengineered to grip the serrations on itscorresponding line hose, regardless of angle.Saw-tooth serrations on the ends ofline hose are angled to make it easy toinsert, but resist coming apart.A-4A row of serrations on both sides ofconnector line hose grips snugly insidethe large arm of insulator covers.Connector end line hose with rubberribs that grasp tightly and hold anadjoining length of hose.Insulating Line Hose and Covers.www.salisburybyhoneywell.com
Line Hose & ConnectorsConventional SystemCat. No.ASTM ClassTypeSALCOR Straight Line R250-63IISALCOR Connector End Line -6C3IILine Hose ConnectorsORC1002ORC1252ORC1503IIIIIIDimensions I.D. x Lengthin. ( mm )Weight ea.lbs. ( kgs )1” x 3’ ( 25 x 915 )1” x 4.5’ ( 25 x 1372 )1” x 6’ ( 25 x 1820 )1.25” x 3’ ( 31.5 x 915 )1.25” x 4.5’ ( 31
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