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| General Characteristics | Base | Download PDF's |
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LPP1 | Primarily intended for mechanical applications where electrical properties are of secondary importance. Not recommended for high humidity applications Alternative to: Attwater - B4, Bakelite Hylam - P101 | Paper Phenolic Resin |  |
LPP2 | Suitable for general electrical insulating requirements. Good machineability | Paper Phenolic Resin | |
LPP3 | Excellent electrical insulating properties in high humidity applications. Has minimum cold flow characteristics. | Paper Phenolic Resin | |
LPF1 | Made from fine weave cotton cloth. Suitable for electrical application requiring good moisture resistance, machining properties | Cotton cloth Phenolic Resin | |
LPF2 | Made from medium weave cotton cloth. Suitable for machining and mechanical application and as high density and good moisture resistance | Cotton cloth Phenolic Resin | |
LPF3 | Made from cotton fabric weighing over four ounces per square yard. Has high impact strength and resiliency. Not recommended for electrical application. | Cotton cloth Phenolic Resin | |
LPF4 | Same cotton fabric as grade LPF2. Suitable for application requiring good moisture resistance, high impact strength and good electrical properties | Cotton cloth Phenolic Resin | |
LPFG | Made from fine weave cotton cloth, special resin with graphite inclusion. Not recommended for electrical application | Cotton cloth Phenolic Resin | |
SR2B | Good wear, well bonded, dimensionally stable under operating conditions. Specially conditioned during fabrication to further protect. | Cotton cloth Phenolic Resin | |
ARC2 | A high temperature material to replace materials containing Asbestos. Low moisture absorption. Excellent wear. | Cotton, special Phenolic Resin | |
| LNP342 | Heat stabilised, engineered not to shrink. With excellent impact and bond strength. With low creep. | Cotton, Phenolic Resin | |
| LEL635 | Low water absorption good dimensional stability and excellent chemical resistance. | Cotton, Epoxy Resin | |
ARK2 | Designed to have good wear characteristics, low shrinkage and long term creep resistance. A high temperature material. | Kelvar Phenolic Resin | |
| LNP193P | Excellent mechanical strength at elevated temperatures. | Kevlar, Phenolic Resin | |
ARG | Good mechanical strength with high heat resistance. Good dimensional stability. Good moisture resistance | Glass Phenolic Resin | |
| LG7 | Excellent Anti - Tracking and Arc Resistance. Low water absorption | Glass, Silicon Resin | |
LEO | It has good electrical properties and high strength which are maintained at high temperatures. Flame retardant suitable for mechanical, electric and electrical applications | Woven Glass, Epoxy | |
| LM36 | Excellent dielectric and mechanical properties at higher temperatures. | Glass Epoxy, Resin | |
GPO3/LGP | Formulated for superior electrical, thermal and mechanical properties Glastic UTR 1494 is the industry standard for flame and arc/track resistant electrical insulation. | Glass Polyester Resin | |
SG200 | A high strength and high temperature laminate with high performance features. | Glass Polyester Resin | |
| FHT | Highly flexible, excellent dieletric strength with high heat resistance | Glass, Polyester Resin | |
| LM5 | High mechanical strength, flame retardant, good heat and arc resistant properties. | Glass, Melamine Resin | |
A high strength - high temperature laminate with excellent mechanical, thermal and electrical properties. | Mica Silicon Resin | | |
| LSLP | Flexible and thermally resistant. Mainly used as slip plane insulation. | MIca, Silicon Resin | |
** This Data, while believed to be accurate and based on reliable analytical methods, is for informational purposes only. Data supplied above are "Typical Values", and not to be considered "Specification Values".