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Tapes
Our
tapes are essentially made out of mica paper, supported with
different backing materials like glass cloth, polyester film,
and polyester fleece. Several different types of binders like
epoxy, AV, silicone are used depending on the application.
Depending upon the levels of binder present, these tapes are
termed "Resin Poor" (10% - 20%) or "Resin rich" (20% - 40
%). Normally, resins present in tapes used for the main portion
of the coils are in B-stage form. Under heat and pressure,
the resins cure to form a hard, protective covering, ensuring
electrical and mechanical stability.
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mica
paper tapes
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Flexible
tapes used in overhang portions of coils retain flexibility even
when heated during the operation of the electrical equipment.
Applications
Mica based tapes are normally used for the
insulation of straight and overhang portions of coils of large
electrical rotating machines such as motors, generators, and alternators.
Resin poor tapes are normally used for the insulation of coils
where the taped coil is impregnated by Vacuum Pressure Impregnation
(VPI).
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