PAPER PHENOLIC LAMINATE AND RODS
Paper Phenolic Laminate sheets are made from layers of paper, impregnated with specifically formulated phenolic resins, bonded together under heat and pressure to produce a thermoset composite. Both paper and resins can be modified to change the finished properties of the final laminate. Offers enhanced mechanical, electrical, electrostatic dissipative or fire performance. The properties and cost-effectiveness of these products often make them insulators of choice in low/high-voltage, dry service electrical equipment.
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Temperature resistance °С | 130 °С |
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Weight: | 2.60 g/cm3 |
Color | brown |
Grades | Characterstics and Applications |
FP1 |
Excellent mechanicalandadequate electrical properties.Suitable for low tension non-humid properties. Apllications:include Battery eliminator(Transformer and Choke bobbins),Tube light ends and chokes,ControlPanels,Condensers mountings etc. |
FP2 |
Combination of good electrical and mechanical properties. Specially suitable for power electrical industry for use in oil. Applications: Transformer covers,C.B Handles abd isde frame,Distribution Boards,Fuse holder base etc. |
FP3 & FP3(M) |
Excellent electrical and adequate mechanical properties. Low water absorption. Suitable for high tension electrical application even under tropical conditions. FP3(M) has added special synthetic resin layer,imparting excellent resistance to surface tracking and dry arching. Applications: Transformer and choke bobbins for power electronics.Relay spacers,HV transformer tap changers,Grid covers,Selector Bank insulation etc.,FP3(M) for switch gera insulating panels,crane panels etc. |
FP4 |
Excellent electrical properties,maintained under humid conditions(very low water absorption),suitable for high frequency applications. Applications: Meter fuses,Wafers for band change switch,cross-bar switches,Insulation in X-Ray equipment, etc. |
Technical Data Sheets
Properties | Unit | Grade | Paper Phenolic | Paper Phenolic | Paper Phenolic | Paper Phenolic | Paper Phenolic | Paper Phenolic | Paper Phenolic | |||||||
IS 2036:1995 | P1 | P2 | P2/1 | P3 | P4 | P3 | P4 | |||||||||
NEMA LI 1-1983 | XP | XX | XXP | XXX | XXXP | FR 1 | FR 2 | |||||||||
IEL | IP 5001 | IP 5002 | IP 5003 | IP 5004 | IP - 222 | IP - 444 | ||||||||||
Testing Standard IS 2036:1995 | ||||||||||||||||
Mechanical Properties | Test Applicable for Thickkness | IEL AVRRAGE VALUE | LIMITING VALUE | IEL VALUE | LIMITING VALUE | IEL VALUE | LIMITING VALUE | IEL VALUE | LIMITING VALUE | IEL VALUE | LIMITING VALUE | IEL VALUE | LIMITING VALUE | IEL VALUE | LIMITING VALUE | |
Cross Breaking Strength | Mpa (min) | Not less than 1.6 mm | 140 | 130 ( min) | 140 | 130 ( min) | 140 | 130 ( min) | 100 | 85 ( min) | 100 | 70 ( min) | 100 | 85 ( min) | 100 | 70 ( min) |
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Shear Strength | Mpa (min) | Less than 1.6 mm | 85 | 75(min) | 80 | 70(min) | 80 | 70(min) | 65 | 60 (min) | 65 | 60 (min) | 65 | 60 (min) | 65 | 60 (min) |
Electrical Properties | ||||||||||||||||
Electrical Strength (Flatwise) | MV/m | Not more then 3.00 mm | NA | Complies | Complies | Complies | Complies | Complies | Complies | Complies | Complies | Complies | Complies | Complies | Complies | |
Electrical Strength (Edgewise) | KV | More than 3.00 mm | - | Complies | 20 (min) | Complies | 20 (min) | Complies | 25 (min) | Complies | 30 (min) | Complies | 25 (min) | Complies | 30 (min) | |
Insulation Resistance | M.ohms | Not more than 25 mm | 5 | 1 (min) | 15 | 10 (min) | 150 | 100 (min) | 2500 | 1000 (min) | 35000 | 30000 (min) | 2500 | 1000 (min) | 35000 | 30000 (min) |
Water Absorption (1.6 mm) | mg | (all thickness) | 300 | 478 (max) | 280 | 426 (max) | 100 | 142 (max) | 50 | 76 (max) | 35 | 43 (max) | 50 | 76 (max) | 35 | 43 (max) |
Specific Gravity | Grams/CC | 1.34 | 1.34 | 1.36 | 1.36 | 1.35 | 1.35 | 1.35 | 1.35 | 1.34 | 1.34 | 1.35 | 1.35 | 1.34 | 1.34 | |
Flame Resistance | Class | UL-94 | N A | N A | N A | N A | N A | N A | N A | N A | N A | N A | V-1 | V-1 | V 0 | V-1 |