Textolite
Textolite is a durable, multi-layered electro-insulating composite material known for its excellent mechanical strength, wear resistance, and versatility across industries.
What is Textolite?
Textolite is a composite material made from multiple layers of cotton fabric impregnated with thermosetting phenolic resin. This unique composition provides outstanding mechanical strength, stiffness, and resistance to bending and impact. Known for its excellent dielectric properties and friction resistance, Textolite is widely used in electromechanics for manufacturing components such as dielectric shields, bushings, gears, rollers, and plates. Its machinability makes it suitable for a variety of applications requiring precision and durability.
Applications of Textolite
Electromechanical Components
Textolite is ideal for producing dielectric shields, bushings, gears, and rotors used in electromechanical equipment. Its insulating properties and ability to withstand mechanical and electrical loads make it indispensable in this field.
Industrial Equipment
Due to its wear resistance and strength, Textolite is used in the production of pump rotor plates, high-load support blocks, and scraper blades for heavy-duty industrial applications.
Automotive and Engineering
In automotive and engineering industries, Textolite serves as a substitute for vacuum pump plates and other components exposed to friction and vibration. Its dimensional stability ensures long-term reliability.
Key Features of Textolite
Characteristics and Benefits
- High Mechanical Strength: Ensures durability under heavy loads and impact.
- Excellent Machinability: Easily milled, turned, and shaped to meet precise specifications.
- Wide Temperature Range: Operates efficiently from -40°C to +110°C, making it suitable for diverse environments.
- Vibration and Impact Resistance: Withstands intense mechanical stress, reducing wear and tear.
- Electro-Insulating Properties: Provides reliable dielectric performance for electrical components.
Textolite is available in plates and rods, with a density of 1.35 g/cm³ and a distinctive brown color. Its versatility, strength, and resistance make it a top choice for industrial and electromechanical applications worldwide.
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