High-Temp Resistant Epoxy Insulation Board 3240-250x250mm Electrical Insulation Sheet for DIY and Industrial Use(100mmx100mmx0.3mm 10pcs)
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Selected Option: 100mmx100mmx0.3mm 10pcs
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Product Description
High-Temp Resistant Epoxy Insulation Board 3240-250x250mm Electrical Insulation Sheet for DIY and Industrial Use(100mmx100mmx0.3mm 10pcs)
- Premium 3024 epoxy resin construction provides exceptional mechanical strength and heat resistance, ideal for demanding electrical applications.
- Exceptional dielectric strength (>20kV) minimizes electrical failure risks, ensuring reliability for circuit boards, motor insulation, and electronic components.
- Customizable thickness options ranging from 1mm to 10mm and a convenient size of 250x250mm make it easy to cut, drill, and shape for various projects.
- Versatile applications include electrical enclosures, lab testing boards, and DIY engineering projects, offering strong insulation and structural integrity.
- Heat resistant up to 150°C (302°F), this durable insulation board is devised for long-term use in harsh conditions, ensuring reliable performance for all your electrical needs.
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
NIUSEIUSEN
Manufacturer
NIUSEIUSEN
PartNumber
NIUSEIUSEN
Model
NIUSEIUSEN
Color
One Color
Size
100mmx100mmx0.3mm 10pcs
NumberOfItems
1
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