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FR4 Epoxy Glass Flame Retardant Moulded Rod
Material Details
Grade: | FR4 rod. (Type: Rods) |
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Description: | Epoxy Glass. Epoxy glass moulded rod (Flame Retardant) (Not manufactured by The Attwater Group) |
Comments: | FR4 is a moulded rod manufactured from high quality woven E glass fabric which is bonded with a flame retardant epoxy resin system. Rods are available moulded, ground or machined to size required in diameters of up to 100mm. Un-ground rods; Rods supplied as moulded are ideal if you intend to turn finished components. In this condition the rods exhibit some mould lines and can be slightly eccentric. We recommend a selection of rod size that is slightly larger diameter than the required finish size I.e. 10% larger. Whilst the values contained within this datasheet are believed to be indicative of those of the product, batch testing is not carried out. Certification of values may be available subject to individual testing. |
Body Colour: | Green |
Standard Finish: | Moulded |
Size: | Thickness Range: 6-100.0 † |
General Properties
Property | Unit of measure | Typical Value |
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Density | g/cm3 |
1.8 |
Water Absorption | mg |
0.4 |
Flammability Category¥ | - |
FV0 |
¥ Where relevant, the flammability test method is used solely to control and monitor consistency of production. Under no conditions should the results be considered in relation to fire hazards under actual conditions of use.
Electrical Properties
Property | Unit of measure | Typical Value |
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IR (24hrs Water Immersed) | G Ω |
100 |
Mechanical Properties
Property | Unit of measure | Typical Value |
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Flexural Strength | MPa |
250 min |
Thermal Properties
Property | Unit of measure | Typical Value |
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Disclaimer: The above values are based upon routine test data and do not form the basis of a supply contract. These products may be used in a diverse range of applications and whilst every effort is made to ensure the information in this data sheet is accurate, it must be stressed that it is the user's responsibility to ensure suitability for the intended end use.