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Ceramic insulators are made primarily of porcelain, a type of ceramic material composed of clay, quartz, and feldspar, fired at high temperatures to create a strong, dense, and weather-resistant structure. The surface is usually glazed to improve performance in wet or polluted conditions.

A 66 kV ceramic electric insulator is a high-voltage insulating component used in power transmission and distribution systems to mechanically support and electrically isolate live conductors from grounded structures like transmission towers or substation equipment.