Heat Flame Resistant Aramid Electrical Insulation Paper 0.08mm For Transformer

Product Description

Electrical Aramid Paper Insulation Paper 0.08mm

Insulation Aramid Paper for Transformer

Product Introduction :

Aramid paper is mainly employed as dielectric insulator for high temperature systems. It provides lightweight, durable, heat and flame-resistant performance for many applications and industries.

This product is three- layer composite material with paper adhered to both sides of polyester film. It has excellent heat resistance and tear resistance by its paper and good dielectric strength and mechanical strength by its film. The product is used as insulation material for F/H class electrical machines.

This product is made of DMD coated by modified epoxy resin in diamond shape. Compared with diamond dotted paper, it has higher mechanical and electric properties strength. It is widely used for layer insulation of transformer. The gap between dotted adhesive is helpful for the emission of resin air in the process of coil drying so as to form integral insulation coating, in this way, it is able to prevent corona and partial discharge effectively. The product can be also used as cable shielding isolation layer material of high-voltage electric motors and appliances.

Specification :

Standard Specification:Thickness:0.10/0.13/0.15/0.18/0.20//0.22/0.25/0.30/0.35(mm) Width: 980(mm)

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Package&Storage:

Packed in rolls and in paper carton. Store at room temperature. Keep away from sunlight and fire. The storage period is 12 months.

Application:

L233A meta-aramid insulation paper has a uniform structure, a smooth and fine surface, and a uniform paint absorption performance. It is widely used in combination with polyester film or polyamide. Multi-layer flexible composite materials laminated by imine film, or high-end insulation fields such as insulating tapes through coating, slitting and die-cutting The other products are used in insulation fields such as motors, transformers and reactors with F-class or H-class insulation requirements.