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Supplier: Interstate Plastics, Inc.
Description: Canvas "c" grade consists of a cotton canvas fabric and general-purpose phenolic resin. The product is easy to machine and operates with less noise than metal. In addition, this material is not as abrasive as fiberglass alternatives when used in wear applications. Since
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Phenolics
- Form / Shape: Film / Sheet
- Industry: General Industrial
- Overall Thickness: 0.1250 to 2 inch
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Supplier: Norplex-Micarta
Description: NP342 (NEMA C) consists of cotton sheeting and general-purpose phenolic resin. In terms of price and quality of machining, this material is an intermediate option between canvas and linen grades. The product is easy to machine and operates with less noise than metal. In
- Form / Shape: Film / Sheet
- Industry: General Industrial
- Material Type / Grade: Flame Retardant (e.g. UL 94 Rated), UL Approved
- Polymer Matrix Type: Phenolics
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Supplier: Norplex-Micarta
Description: NP338 is a combination of two Norplex-Micarta grades, NP310 which is a canvas phenolic, on one side of the laminate, and NP315, a canvas phenolic with graphite added as a solid lubricant on the otherside of the laminate. NP338 is ideal for applications requiring high
- Form / Shape: Film / Sheet
- Industry: General Industrial
- Material Type / Grade: Flame Retardant (e.g. UL 94 Rated), UL Approved
- Polymer Matrix Type: Phenolics
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Supplier: Norplex-Micarta
Description: NP318 (NEMA CF) is a post-forming canvas phenolic material, which is composed of a cotton fabric and a modified phenolic resin system that allows the material to be heated, formed into a specific shape, and then cooled under restraint to hold the newly formed shape. NP318
- Dielectric Strength: 250 to 480 kV/in
- Form / Shape: Film / Sheet
- Industry: General Industrial
- Material Type / Grade: Flame Retardant (e.g. UL 94 Rated), UL Approved
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Supplier: Norplex-Micarta
Description: NP315 consists of cotton canvas fabric combined with a phenolic resin enhanced with a solid graphite lubricant to reduce wear. The product is easy to machine and operates with less noise than metal. In addition, this physical material is not as abrasive as fiberglass
- Coeff. of Thermal Expansion (CTE): 10 to 13.33 µin/in-F
- Form / Shape: Film / Sheet
- Industry: General Industrial
- Material Type / Grade: Flame Retardant (e.g. UL 94 Rated), UL Approved
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Supplier: Total Plastics, Inc.
Description: Natural and Black. Call TPI for Surcharges. Phenolics, also known as Micarta®, Textolite® and Spauldite®, is a hard, dense material made by applying heat and pressure to a series of layered material, such as paper or fabric, and then impregnating it with a synthetic resin. The
- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Phenolics
- Form / Shape: Plate, Rod / Round Stock
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Supplier: RWM Casters Company
Description: Wheels are made from macerated cotton canvas and mixed with a quality premium phenolic resin compound. They are molded under high pressure under controlled conditions to produce a maximum density, superior strength product. Durastan Phenolic Wheels are extremely hard 90
- Bore / Bearing Size: 0.3125 to 1.25 inch
- Hub Length: 1.47 to 5.5 inch
- Load Capacity: 400 to 8000 lbs
- Specialty Applications: Food Service
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INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL LAMINATES: Plastic Distributor & Fabricator
Phenolic Cotton Grades NEMA grades C, and CE Canvas Cotton -Cloth Reinforced Phenolic -- natural color is typically light tan to brown.
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Machinery's Handbook 29 Complete Document
Historically, sturdy composites have been and are still made by compression molding multilayer canvas , paper, or cotton -felt sheets impregnated with phenolic or other thermosetting resins.
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Phenoxy Resin—A New Thermoplastic Adhesive
tile, burlap, cement, chlorosulfonated polyethylene, cinder block, cork tile, cotton and canvas cloth, epoxy,* felt, glass and glass fiber, linear polyester, melamine plastics,^ paper, phenolic plas- tics,* poly(methyl methacrylate), poly- (vinyl fluoride), and vinyl/asbestos tile.
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Industrial laminates: manufacture, materials, and applications
There are three weights of cotton fabrics which are used to make industriallaminatestoday: fine weave print cloths, commonly called linen, mediumweight and weave chafer, and heavier weight, 8 - 10 oz/yd2 canvases . NEMA Grades L and LE are made from linenwhich is impregnatedwith a phenolic resin binder.
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Encyclopedic Dictionary of Polymers
Sailcloth \▐ sa¯(ә)l-▐ klo´th\ n (13c) Any heavy, strongly made woven canvas of cotton , linen, jute, polyester, nylon, aramid, etc., that is used for sails. A crystalline phe- nolic acid used especially in the form of salts and other derivatives as an analgesic and antipyretic.
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Plastics: The Layman's Guide
… first appearing in the 1930s were usually composed of layers of paper with phenolic or amino resin … … of a treated textile fabric was Charles Mackintosh's 'mackintosh' of 1823, made from cotton cloth impregnated with … … variants include such diverse creations as industrial seals, flame-resistant conveyor belts in canvas with PVC, and …
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THE BASICS: THERMOSET LAMINATES - ARE THEY FOR YOU?: Plastic Distributor & Fabricator
… of vulcanized laminates and one of the largest US distributors for canvas and fine weave canvas laminates. Laminated thermosetting products consist essentially of fibrous sheet materials such as cellulose paper, cotton fabric, glass fabric … … to provide a broad basis for the inclusion of thermosetting resins such as phenolic , melamine, silicone, polyester …
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Journal of the Aeronautical Sciences (Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences) > Plastics as Structural Materials for Aircraft
In the usual molding composition the resins are mixed with ground or shredded fibrous fillers, such as wood flour, cotton flock, or comminuted canvas . Phenolic laminated ma- terials of this type have already found many applica- tions in the aircraft, automotive …