products & plants

History
Hubbell Incorporated, Orange, CT has a long history. The
Company was founded in 1888 by Harvey Hubbell. Harvey
Hubbell worked with ideas. Finding better ways. While Thomas
Edison was discovering the potential of electricity, Harvey
Hubbell created the first practical method to control it. His pull
chain light bulb socket remains unchanged today. Later he
developed the electrical plug and wall device arrangement
that is so familiar to each of us. Hubbell Incorporated has
grown to become a diversified Company with multiple
manufacturing plants and multiple markets around the globe.
In 1978, Hubbell purchased Ohio Brass (OB). This purchase
marked the Companys entry into and commitment to the
electric utility industry. In 1994, A. B. Chance was acquired
and the Hubbell Power Systems (HPS) Platform was established. Anderson followed in 1996, with Fargo in 1998.
Chardon Electrical Components quickly followed as an HPS
family member in 1999. HPS markets a wide variety of products under the individual company brands (Anderson,
Chance, Fargo, Hubbell and Ohio Brass) and 20 product lines.

Fiberglass Bi-Unit

Nylon Thread
Crossarm Pin

Machine Bolt

Crossarm Brace

Aluminum Distribution
High Voltage
Connector
Automatic Splice
Forged Steel Pin

Fault Indicator

Low Voltage
Insulator Pin

Guy Hook
Strain Plate

Overhead Switch

Guy Clamp

Trunion
Suspension
Clamp

Guy Wire Clip

Polymer
Line Post
Insulator

Secondary Racks
Polymer Deadend
Deadend
Insulator
Strain Clamp

Stirrup
Clamp

Wildlife Protector
Lag Screw
Type Pin

Lead Top Pin

With Steel Bolt

Arrester
Hot Line Clamp
Machine Bolt
& Square Washer
Polymer Arrester

Aluminum
Transformer
Bracket

Cutout & Arrester Bracket

Alley Arm Brace
Electronic Sectionalizer
Cutout
Dead End Clevis
Double Arming Bolt
Insulated Clevis
Thimble Eye Bolt
Machine Bolt & Washer
Lashing Guy
Suspension Clamps Wire
Clip
Clamp

Polymer
Elbow
Arrester

Detachable
Pole Step
Lag & Plate for
Detachable Pole Step

Pole Step
Thimble Eye Nut

Cutout

Polymer Riser
Pole Arrester

Pole Eye Plate

Fiberglass
Guy Strain
SusInsulator
pension
Clamp

Conduit
Standoff
Bracket
Ground Rod
Clamp

Guy Marker
Bonding
Clamp

Automatic
Guy
Deadend

Thimble Eye

U Cable
Guard
Cable Guard
Strap

Separate
Elbow

Multi-Tap

Anchors
Deadbreak
Elbow

Ground
Rod

Junction
Grounded Bushing

Padmounted Switch

Fault Indicator

Ohio Brass
A Division of Hubbell Power Systems, Inc.
Arresters
Distribution Insulators
Transmission Insulators
Founded in Mansfield, OH, Ohio Brass is
the market leader in polymer insulators
and arresters. Insulators are used on
transmission and distribution lines.
Designs include suspension, station and line post designs, as
well as polymer insulator and arrester combinations for
lightning protection. OB arresters protect against overvoltages
caused by lightning or switching.
Products are tested to the applicable ANSI, IEEE, IEC and
LWIWG standards.

91,122 square foot Ohio Brass Wadsworth, OH facility

houses OB block testing and research.

357,00 square foot Aiken, SC plant manufactures OB insulators,

arresters and blocks, as well as Hubbell cable accessories.

Hubbell
Connectors
Anderson
& Fargo
A Division of Hubbell Power
Systems, Inc.

Transmission Connectors
Distribution Connectors
Substation Connectors
Fiber Optic Clamps
Fittings and Accessories
Splices and Deadends
Versa Crimp Tools

Anderson was founded in Birmingham, AL. Fargo was

founded in Poughkeepsie, NY. The two are industry leaders in
connectors and fittings and provide the largest offering in the
industry. Anderson and Fargo also market connector crimping
tools and hydraulic compression equipment and die sets to
assist in the installation of products.

Hubbell Cable Accessories

Hubbell rubber, plastic and systems cable products allow the
Company to serve the underground segment of the utility
market. Products include separable connectors, splices,
terminations and a
wide variety of other
underground related
products for 15, 25 and
35kV applications.

292,000 square foot Anderson manufacturing plant in Leeds, AL.

77,000 square foot Anderson plant in Elkton, TN.

Not shown is the 30,000 square foot plant in Clanton, AL.

Cut-a-way view of a
loadbreak elbow

Polymer Distribution Arresters give shielded

deadfront arrester protection on 15 to 35 kV
pad-mounted equipment.

The 108,400 square foot plastics plant in Centralia, MO.

A. B. Chance
A Division of Hubbell Power Systems, Inc.
Construction, Switching &
Tools
Protection Products
A. B. Chance was founded in Centralia, MO. A. B. Chance
serves the electric utility, telecommunications, construction,
pipeline and consumer markets with a wide variety of
products.

381,564 square foot Hubbell Distribution

Center at Centralia, MO.

A. B. Chance headquarters in Centralia,

MO houses Hubbell
Power Systems
customer service,
purchasing and
accounting, as well as
Chance marketing.

The 41,000 square foot A.B. Chance Research Center

complex in Centralia, MO.

PRODUCTS
Square Washer
Double-Arming Bolt
Machine Bolt
Crossarm Brace
Pole
Cover

Serving Sleeve
Standoff Bracket
Suspension
Clamp
Washer/Nut

Machine Bolt
Insulating Conduit

Cable Extension Arm

Lag Screw

Molding

Licensee Cable
Lashing Wire Clamp

No. 6 Ground Cable

Telephone Company
Terminal
Telephone Cable
Bronze Connector
Reinforcing Strap
(using bolt)

Round Washer

Curved Washer

Reinforcing Strap
(with nut & washer)

Angle Thimble Eye Bolt

Guy Hook
Guy Clamp

Guy Hook
Bonding Clamp
Thimble Eye Bolt

Drop Forged Eye Nut

Underground Cable
Racks & Hooks

Driver Hook
Guy Marker
Pole Step

Plastic
Molding
Molding Strap

Detachable Pole Step

Lag & Plate for

Detachable Pole Step

Bonding Clamp
Single Eye Nut

Cable Guard Strap

Cable Guard
Automatic Dead-End

Auxiliary Eye
PISAR Rod

Ground Rod

Screw Anchor
TOUGH-ONER Anchor

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The 208,000 square foot HPS plant in Juarez, Mexico is across the
border from El Paso, TX. The modern facility allows the Hubbell Power
Systems Platform to compete in NAFTA and global markets. Hubbell
also maintains a facility in Pickering, Ontario Canada.

Hubbell Guest House in Centralia, MO. Visitors from around the world
stay here when visiting Hubbell Power Systems.

Hubbell Power Systems can supply 90% of the components

needed on a steel transmission tower and 75% of those used
for construction and maintenance on a distribution pole. HPS
products are used in the electric utility, telecommunications,
pipeline, construction and consumer markets. Independent
distributors and Company account representatives maintain
close customer contact to continue our tradition of service
and partnership with those we serve.
Our 100 plus years of electrical industry experience will
continue to serve our customers well as we enter our second
century of solutions.

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E-mail: hpsliterature@hps.hubbell.com
UNITED STATES
HUBBELL POWER SYSTEMS, INC.
210 N. Allen
Centralia, Mo 65240
Phone: 573-682-5521
Fax: 573-682-8714
e-mail: hpsliterature@hps.hubbell.com
CANADA
HUBBELL CANADA, LP
870 Brock Road South
Pickering, Ontario L1W 1Z8
Phone: 905-839-1138
Fax: 905-831-6353
e-mail: infohps@hubbellonline.com

MEXICO
HUBBELL DE MEXICO, S.A. DE. CV
Av. Coyoacan No. 1051
Col. Del Valle
03100 Mexico, D.F.
Phone: 52-55-9151-9999
Fax: 52-55-9151-9988
e-mail: vtasdf@hubbell.com.mx
ASIA
HUBBELL S.E. ASIA PTE. LTD.
23 Tagore Lane #03-16
Tagore 23 Warehouse
Singapore 787601
Phone: 65-6454-4772
Fax: 65-6454-4775
e-mail: hpsliterature@hps.hubbell.com
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2005 Hubbell Power Systems, Inc.

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