Cinta de poliimida - Cinta resistente a altas temperaturas, 2inch x 33m(108ft)
Agotado
Cinta de poliimida para alta temperatura, 2 pulg. x 33 m (108 pies), con adhesivo de silicona sensible a la presión.
2 pulg. x 33 m (108 pies).
Principales ventajas
- Película de poliimida de una sola cara con adhesivo de silicona de alto rendimiento
- Resistencia a temperaturas de hasta 260 °C durante media hora
- Sin residuos
Aplicaciones típicas
- Revestimiento aislante para bobinas de motores y transformadores de clase H
- Fijación de los extremos de bobinas a alta temperatura, protección de termopares y fijación de condensadores/cables
Especificaciones
| Tamaño | 2 pulg. x 33 m (108 pies) |
| Adhesivo | Silicona |
| Temperatura | Hasta 260 °C durante 30 minutos |
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Códigos del producto
SKU: B0C6TJD4LK
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