Overview
This document provides technical specifications and product information for Scapa's range of impregnated paper tapes and resins used in cable insulation and jointing. It includes details on crêpe paper, semi-conducting crêpe paper, Kraft paper, and various resins.

Crêpe Paper Specifications
The document lists different types of crêpe paper with specifications such as weight, thickness, available widths, hill count, and electrical properties. Key types include:

• Crêpe paper 1: 350 g/m², thickness 15-50 microns, electrical strength 4kV/mm.
• Crêpe paper 2: 230 g/m², thickness 10-50 microns, electrical strength 4kV/mm.
• Crêpe paper 3: 240 g/m², thickness 10-50 microns, electrical strength 4kV/mm.
• Crêpe paper 4: 400 g/m², thickness 50 microns, electrical strength 4kV/mm.
• Crêpe paper 5: 550 g/m², thickness 10-50 microns, electrical strength 4kV/mm.

Other Paper Types
Includes semi-conducting crêpe paper, cotton, Kraft paper, and wide lapping paper with varying specifications for weight, thickness, and available widths.

Impregnated Paper Tapes
Scapa offers a range of impregnated paper tapes for cable insulation, including:

• Impregnated insulating crêpe paper sets
• Impregnated semi-conducting crêpe paper
• Impregnated Kraft paper sets
• Stress cone assemblies
• Resin oil sets
• Wide lapping papers

Products are available impregnated in polyisobutylene or hydrocarbon oil, or dry.

Resins
Scapa provides epoxy and polyurethane resins for cable jointing, with features such as:

• 90°C continuous heat resistance
• Adapted polymerisation for different climates
• Safe and inert after mixing

Specific resins include:

• Resin 41: Semi-rigid epoxy for electrical insulation and mechanical protection.
• Resin 42: Suitable for large joints in hot climates.
• Resin 46: Flexible polyurethane for low peak temperature applications.
• Resin 48: Flexible polyurethane for very large casts.
• Resin 65: Rubbery polyurethane for re-entering and waterproofing.

Packaging and Liability
Products are vacuum packed or supplied in tins, with customer-determined packaging options. Scapa's liability is limited to the product value, and customers must assess product suitability for their applications.