Lightning Insulators.

Lightning Insulators, also known as Lightning Isolators, help to route lightning strikes through safe areas of aircraft structures.

They are typically used within conventional metal fuel lines and conduits and consist of a non-metallic insulator attached either directly onto tube or onto a separable coupling.

The insulator is sufficiently conductive so as to prevent the build-up of static electricity but not enough to conduct the charge resulting from a lightning strike.

Sizes currently available: 25mm (1") through to 75mm (3").