Maloney Model 90 Casing Insulators

Maloney Model 90

Model 90 Casing Insulators are manufactured from virgin high density polyethylene (HDPE Type II).

Insulators are molded in two sections, designed for simplified field installation, and use threaded inserts requiring only a screwdriver for assembly. A rubberized liner is factory-installed to prevent slippage between the insulator and the pipe. All hardware is stainless steel to resist corrosion. The Insulators exhibit low friction and the high abrasion resistance allowing carrier pipes to be more easily pulled through the casing.

The Model 90 is specifically designed to raise the belled portion of cast iron and PVC pipe above the inside surface of the casing pipe. In the event of a nonstandard configuration, molded “cutting guides” on the sides of each fin permit easy manually trimming fins to a uniform height.

Insulator Spacing:

The Model 90 Casing Insulator is designed to carry the filled weight of the pipeline without deformation of the support fins. For proper operation, it is recommended that insulators be installed 1 foot from each casing end, 1 foot from each side of a pipe joint, and with 4 to 6 feet spacing on the pipe barrel. Actual spacing may vary depending on local regulations and design specifications.

Waterworks Casing Insulator Physical Properties

Dielectric Strength
(ASTM D-149	400 • 500 volts/mil
Compressive Strength
(ASTM D-695)	3200 psi
Flexural Yield
(ASTM D-790)	1000 psi
Tensile Strength
ASTM D-638,	31 0 – 5500 psi
Impact Strength
(ASTM D-256)	4 ft lbs/in of notch
Water Absorption
(ASTM D-570)	<.01%
Maximum Continuous
Operating Temperature	225°F

Dimensions and Specifications

Carrier Size	Minimum Casing Size	Diameter Over Runners	Number of Runners	Number of Segments	Width
4″	10″	9-1/8″	6	2	4″
6″	12″	10-15/16″	6	2	4″
8″	16″	14-7/16″	6	2	4″
10″	18″	16-1/4″	6	2	4″
12″	20″	18-1/8″	6	2	4″