Insulation
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Thermal
Class (IEC)
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Properties
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Application
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Polyvinylacetal
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120
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High resistance to abrasion
Excellent flexibility and adherence very resistant against hydrolysis very good thermal resistance
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Distribution and power transformers, supply meters electrical equipment.
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THEIC-modified
polyesterimide
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180
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Excellent resistance against solvents and other chemicals very good flexibility
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Control systems, electrical equipment, air-cooled and cast resin dry type transformers, welding transformers
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THEIC-modified
Polyesterimide
+ polyamide imide
|
200
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Excellent thermal characteristics outstanding chemical resistance
Very good resistance to abrasion
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AC and DC motors up to class H, oil immersed and dry type transformers, hermetic motors, magnet coils.
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Polyamide imide
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220
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Excellent thermal characteristics and ageing resistance very good resistance to abrasion
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AC and DC motors up to class H, oil immersed and dry type transformers, magnet coils and other electromagnetic applications
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Polyvinyl acetale
With epoxy bond coat
|
120
(base coat)
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Optimum curing is achieved between 120℃ and 130℃.
The bond coat hardens during the usual vapour phase process for drying of the coil.
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Oil immersed transformers up to operating temperature 130℃
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Polyvinyl acetale
with epoxy bond coat
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120
(base coat)
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Optimum curing is achieved between 110℃ and 120℃.
The bond coat hardens during the usual vapour phase process or hot air drying of the coil.
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Oil immersed transformers up to operating temperature 130℃
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Polyamide imide
with aromatic
polyamide bond coat
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220
(base coat)
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The temperature range between 180℃ and 230℃ is ideal for curing. Pressing of the coil during bonding increases the bond strength.
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Dry type transformers and generators up to class F
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