
The document provides insulation thickness values in micrometers (μm) for different grade categories labeled A through E. The thickness ranges are as follows:
The insulation grades are applicable in various areas including aerospace, nuclear power, plants, chemical technology, medical imaging equipment, equipment automation, and industry.
This document outlines the classification of insulation thickness by grade category, specifying minimum thickness values for each grade. It also identifies the application sectors where these insulation materials are suitable, emphasizing high temperature tolerance, flame retardancy, high voltage capability, radiation resistance, and mechanical strength. The conductor materials specified are copper and silver-plated copper, indicating a focus on electrical performance and durability.
‘Lightweight and compact ‘Chemical resistance ‘Resistance to both high and low temperatures ‘Outstanding fire resistance and low smoke emission
Open the catalog to page 11. TPI (thermoplastic polyimide) is a high-performance polymer material featuring outstanding high-temperature resistance and exceptional mechanical strength. It is widely used in multiple industries including aerospace and medical applications. 2. Characteristics of TPI materials include: superior heat resistance, high dimensional stability, strong impact resistance, excellent flame retardancy, good electrical insulation, chemical corrosion resistance, and radiation resistance. Compared to thermoset polyimides,TPI offers greater processing convenience and suits diverse application scenarios....
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