Epoxy resin is a polymer material that cures through the reaction of epoxy groups to form a three-dimensional crosslinked network. It features excellent insulation performance, heat resistance, and mechanical properties. As an electrical insulator, epoxy resin effectively isolates electric current, prevents electrical breakdown and leakage inside electrical equipment, and ensures the safe and stable operation of the system.
Epoxy resin electrical insulators possess extremely high volume resistivity and dielectric strength. They can withstand electric fields under high-voltage conditions without breakdown. Their stable insulating performance ensures the safe operation of motors, cables, and other devices, helping to prevent electrical accidents.
Electrical equipment generates significant heat during long-term operation. Epoxy resin electrical insulators offer outstanding thermal stability, maintaining structural integrity and insulation performance in high-temperature environments, and preventing material aging or degradation caused by temperature fluctuations.
Epoxy resin electrical insulators have strong impact and wear resistance. They can withstand mechanical vibration and external shocks, protecting internal electronic components from physical damage and extending the service life of equipment.
Epoxy resin is highly resistant to most acids, alkalis, oils, and other chemical substances. It can maintain its insulating and mechanical properties in humid, corrosive, and other harsh environments, making it suitable for various demanding electrical applications.
Electronic Component Encapsulation: Used as an encapsulation material to protect chips, prevent electrical short circuits, and shield components from environmental contamination.
Cable Accessories and Connectors: Provides stable insulation protection to ensure safe power transmission.
Power Switchgear: Applied in the production of insulating supports and covers to ensure the safe operation of equipment.
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