F880, equivalent to NEMA G10 and IEC EPGC201, a fiberglass-epoxy composite material, exhibits exceptional durability and corrosion resistance. This material is commonly used in scenarios requiring high strength, minimal weight, superior chemical resistance, reduced water absorption, and enhanced electrical and thermal insulation properties.
ISO, NEMA, IEC, DIN, JIS
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F880 (G10) Epoxy Glass Fabric Laminated Sheets |
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Dimensions (LxW) |
1020*1220 |
MM |
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1020*2040 |
MM |
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1220*2470 |
MM |
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Density |
1.70-2.10 |
g/cm3 |
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Electric strength perpendicular to laminations (in |
≥11.8 |
kV/mm |
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Breakdown voltage parallel to laminations |
≥45 |
kV |
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Insulation resistance after 24 h water immersion, D-24/23 |
≥5.0×1010 |
Ω |
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Water absorption rate, 4 mm in thickness |
≤0.15 |
% |
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1 MHz dielectric constant |
≤5.50 |
- |
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1 MHz dielectric loss factor |
≤0.040 |
- |
Material: woven fiberglass cloth, epoxy resin
Color: Green
F880, equivalent to NEMA G10 and IEC EPGC201, a fiberglass-epoxy composite material, exhibits exceptional durability and corrosion resistance. This material is commonly used in scenarios requiring high strength, minimal weight, superior chemical resistance, reduced water absorption, and enhanced electrical and thermal insulation properties.
It is a composite material composed of glass fiber cloth and epoxy resin, which was originally developed as an aircraft material and can withstand great forces without damaging deformation. F880 will not be penetrated by moisture, liquid, with insulation, acid and alkali resistance characteristics, weight is not heavy.
1. Excellent Electrical Insulation Performance
High Resistivity and Dielectric Strength: superior dielectric strength, F880(G10) effectively isolates high voltage currents, preventing leakage or breakdown.
2. High Mechanical Strength and Durability
Tensile and Impact Resistance: excellent impact resistance make it ideal for high voltage handles subjected to mechanical stress.
3. Chemical and Environmental Resistance
Resistance to Corrosion and Weathering: Excellent resistance to acids, alkalis, solvents, and UV radiation, suitable for harsh conditions like humidity or salt spray.
4. Machinability and Design Flexibility
Ease of Processing: Can be machined into complex shapes via cutting, drilling, or milling, offering design flexibility for customized handles.
F880A (G10) is an optimal material for high voltage insulation handles due to its balanced electrical, mechanical, and thermal properties, along with environmental compliance. It outperforms traditional materials like PVC and is widely used in power systems and aerospace applications.
