NETFEN Fiberglass Sheet, 0.2/0.5/1/2/3mm Thickness FR4 Fiberglass Sheet Water-green Epoxy Plate 3240 FR-4 Epoxy Resin Board Glass Fibre 3D 1PCS (Color : 150MM x 100MM, Size : 0.2mm)

• 3240 epoxy resin laminate with smooth surface, no bubbles, no pits and wrinkles.
• Size: 200x200mm 1Pcs / 300x300mm 1Pcs / 150x100mm 1Pcs / 235x235mm 1Pcs / 330x330mm 1Pcs
• Regular thickness: 0.1mm - 50mm, if you need other thickness or other sizes, please contact me
• Uses: Suitable for mechanical, electrical, electronic, electrical appliances and other fields. It can also be used for the processing of insulating parts, processed into various types of insulating parts and equipment insulating structural parts.
• Characteristics: The cured epoxy resin system has excellent mechanical properties, high strength at medium temperatures and good electrical stability at high humidity.

The surface of 3240 epoxy laminate is smooth, free of air bubbles, pits and wrinkles, but other defects not affecting the use are permitted, such as: scratches, indentations, stains and small spots. The edges should be neatly cut and the end surfaces must be free from delamination and cracks. Colour: Natural (yellow), green, etc. Characteristics: The cured epoxy resin system has excellent mechanical properties, high strength at medium temperature and good electrical stability at high humidity. Electrical properties: The cured epoxy resin system is an excellent insulating material with high dielectric properties, surface resistance to leakage and arc resistance. Uses: Suitable for mechanical, electrical, electronic and electric applications. It can also be used for the processing of insulating parts, processed into various types of insulating parts and insulating structural parts for equipment. The reaction between the epoxy resin and the curing agent used is carried out by direct addition reactions or ring-opening polymerisation of the epoxy groups in the resin molecule, without releasing water or other volatile by-products. They exhibit very low shrinkage (less than 2%) during curing compared to unsaturated polyester and phenolic resins.