Paper bakelite


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Paper- and phenolic resin-based laminates

Paper bakelite sheets are manufactured in 0.5 to 50 mm thickness and are available in the following sizes: 1220x2200 mm, 1220x2440 mm, 1300x3050 mm. They come in insulation class E (120°C).

Panels up to 2 mm can be either cold or hot cut, as the case may be, in order to produce semi-finished products for use as electric insulators in electric and electronic applications. Although their dielectric function stays unaltered, thicker panels are used as mounts in electric panels, spacers, separators and covering elements. 

This material can also be used for other purposes than electrical applications, for instance in work tables of machinery. 

In this case, the most important features include mechanical strength, planarity and dimensional stability.
Paper bakelite is also available in tubes.

Properties Standard Unit of measurement Value
General      
Corresponds to IEC EN 60893   PF CP 201
  NEMA LI - 1   X
  DIN 7735   HP 2061
  CEI 15/10   Type N
       
Physical properties      
Colour     natural or black
Specific weight ISO 1183 g/cm3 1.38 (a)
Water absorption ISO 62 mm (b)
% 3.5 (d)
Insulation class IEC 60216 °C E (120 °C)
Self-extinguishing UL 94   HB
Thermal conductivity ISO 8302 W/mK 0.25
       
Silicone resin content IEC 371-2 % --
Mica content IEC 371-2 % --
       
Mechanical properties      
Flexural strength ⊥ ISO 178 MPa 135 (a)
Charpy impact strength ISO 179 KJ/m2 --
Tensile strength ISO 527 MPa --
Compressive yield strength ⊥ ISO 604 MPa --
Layer detachment strength // CEI N --
       
Dielectric properties      
Insulation resistance ISO 60167 --
Dielectric strength // IEC 60243-1 KV 30 (a)
Dielectric strength ⊥ IEC 60243-1 KV/mm (a)
Tracking resistance IEC 60112 V --
Arc resistance ASTM D495 S --


Test conditions
a) 48h 15-35 °C 45/75% RH
b) 1h 105 °C
c) 24h 105 °C
d) 24h 23 °C in water
e) 48h 50 °C in water
f) 24h 120 °C in oil
g) 96h 45 °C 95% RH

These are indicative data as they represent the average values measured at the time of routine checks in production.