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Industry Tradenames: Acculam Epoxyglas G-10/FR-4 . Acculam Epoxyglas G-ll/FR-5 . Acculam Phenolfab L/LE . Acculam Phenolkraft . Acculam Phenolfab C/CE . Acculam Phenolon Nl . Acculam Polymat . Acculam Polymat HT . Acculam Siliglas G7 . Bakelite . Industrial Laminate . Fila Wound . Franklin Fibre . Micarta . Nevamar . Norplex . Pennite . Spauldite . Synthane . Thermosets . C . CE . L . LE . G-5 . G-7 . G-9 . G-10 . G-11 . FR-4 . XXX . XX . Paper
Material Description
Phenolics are a laminated plastic created by the impregnation of layers of a substrate with a resin then formed utilizing heat and pressure. The resins are generally Phenolic, silicone, melamine or epoxies while the substrate materials range from paper and cotton to glass. The resulting material is extremely versatile and used in a variety of applications. The notable properties of laminates include impressive resistance to shock, heat, stress, and corrosive chemicals. Phenolics are able to be machined, drilled, punched, sanded, tapped, turned, milled, sheared and cut. The dielectric properties make this an excellent insulator which is used in applications from electrical transformers
to circuit boards. | |
