Electrical Insulation Bakelite Board Bakelite Plate

Product Description

Product Description
Bakelite sheet is an excellent insulation material – used in mechanical and wear parts.
Excellent Electrical Insulation PropertiesVery stiff with exceptional dimensional stabilitySeveral grades depending on your demanding applicationgood mechanical strength

Item	Unit	Value
Color		Black/Orange
Density	g/cm3	1.45
Heat Resistance(continuous)	℃	140
Heat Resistance(short-term)	℃	300
Moisture Absorption	%	<1.5
Linear Thermal Expansion Coefficient	K-1×10-4	10
Inflammability(UL94)		94HB
Vertical Bending Strength	MPa	≥120
Vertical Compression Strength	MPa	≥250
Tensile Strength	MPa	≥100
Izod Impact Strength	kj/m	67
Bonding Strength	N	3600
Insulation Resistance after Flooding	Ω	1.0*107
Vertical Electric Strength	KV/m	12.1
Paralleled Breakdown Voltage	KV	10
Dielectric Constant(1MHz/50Hz)		5.5/-
Volume Resistivity	Ω×cm	107-108
Surface Resistivity	Ω	1023

Bakelite sheet Grades Available:
Paper Base Laminates;
Composed of layers of paper base impregnated with a phenolic resin binder. It has excellent electrical properties with fair mechanical strength. Outstanding for use as a template material or backup stock material.
Canvas Base Laminates;
This is composed of a continuous cotton woven cloth impregnated with a phenolic resin binder. This grade contains a medium weave canvas fabric and is known primarily for it’s mechanical properties. Not recommended for primary insulation.
Linen Base Laminates;
This is composed of a continuous cotton woven cloth impregnated with a phenolic resin binder. This grade contains a fine weave linen, and like canvas phenolic, is known for it’s mechanical properties. The finer weave allows for machining more intricate details than the Canvas, ie: small gear teeth.
G-10 / FR4 Laminates
(G-10 and G-10 FR4) – The most versatile all-around laminate, this grade is comprised of layers of a continuous glass woven fabric base impregnated with an epoxy resin binder. It has extremely high mechanical strength, good dielectric loss properties, both wet and dry. Extremely abrasive while machining, diamond tooling is recommended.
Bakelite sheets were invented by Dr. Leo Baekeland in 1907, and is claimed to be the first synthetic thermoset plastic material, and was first called Bakelite. Several other base and resin materials are also available; Polyester, Melamine, Nylon and more. A high temperature resistant material used in numerous applications for over 100 years. Other laminate trade names: Phenolic, Micarta, Phenolfab, Phenolkraft, Ryertex, Garolite, Ryertex, Spauldite and Texolite. Please call with additional questions or specification assistance.

FAQ
1. Q: Can you give me a discount price?
A: It is depending on the volume. The larger the volume is, the more discount you can enjoy.
2. Q: Why is your price a bit higher than other Chinese suppliers?
A: To meet the requirement of different customers and areas, our factory manufactures various kinds of quality for each item at a wide range of prices. We can offer the products of different quality levels depending on customers’target price.
3. Q: How can I get a sample?
A: Normally small samples (sizes not larger than 150*150mm) can be sent free of charge and customers just need to bear a little shipping charge, or you can provide your DHL,FEDEX,TNT,UPS courier account number to us. For bigger sizes, it depends.
4. Q: How can you guarantee the quality of mass production is same with the sample sent to me before?
A: Our warehouse staff will leave another same sample in our company, with your company name marked on it, which our production will be based on.