Fish Paper
Oliner Fibre carries a variety of products that can be used as
electrical insulation, or that have insulating properties.
Fishpaper is the name for the electrical grade of Vulcanized
Fibre. Fish Paper has unique properties, including light weight,
and ease of forming and punching. Fishpaper is also unique because
it is more resistant to heat and cold than comparable plastic materials.
While many plastics become brittle or crack in cold temperatures,
Fish Paper retains its strength and resilience. At high temperatures,
many plastics lose strength or soften, while Fishpaper retains
its strength to 115° C and beyond.
Fish Paper has excellent punchability
and physical strength, for applications like end laminations for
electric motors. Fishpaper is also excellent for use in oil-filled
environments such as transformers.
Fishpaper has been the first choice of the electrical industry
for over 100 years. It is available in sheets, rolls, or slit to
coils of any width.
You may also know it as "Leatheroid". Some
parts of Europe and Asia use the term Leatheroid instead of Fish
Paper. Fish Paper was also sold under the tradenames Armite
and Peerless.
Our Vulcanex® Vulcanized Fibre has
an excellent electrical grade. It is high quality and UL-recognized,
and rated 94-HB. You can learn more
about our Fish Paper here.
Note: on this page, we have spelled Fish Paper two different ways,
as "Fish Paper" and as "Fishpaper". This was
done in order to make it easier to find our products when searching
the web. These are both the same product. We apologize if this
has caused any confusion.
Industrial Laminated Plastic Sheets
Phenolex has a number of grades with good-to-excellent electrical
insulation properties. Phenolex is manufactured in sheets only.
CF-105 Fine Weave Canvas Phenolic has a combination of high strength
and good electrical resistance.
PP-116 Paper Phenolic is lower cost than CF-105, but has somewhat
lower strength.
EG-403 and EG-413 Glass Epoxy has excellent physical and electrical
properties.
SG-230 Glass Silicone is capable of withstanding high temperatures,
over 385° F. This is excellent heat resistance, with good physical
and electrical strength. It has some of the heat resistance of
a Ceramic, at much lower price.
Fibrex
Some Fibrex grades are usable as
a cost-saving alternative to Fishpaper. These grades have good
electrical properties, and are UL-recognized and rated 94-HB, although
not as strong or durable as Fishpaper. Usable for some of the above
applications.
For information on Fishpaper and the other products we offer the Electrical Industry, please contact us.
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