Engineering Plastics / Tufnol Laminates

Tufnol Laminates are non-metallic engineering materials made from layers of fibrous reinforcement such as cotton cloth, paper or woven glass cloth, which are bonded together with high quality thermosetting resins. The resulting Tufnol laminates combine mechanical strength with excellent chemical and weather resistance. They are rigid, with high strength and some grades can be used in temperatures ranging from around absolute zero to over 250C. They are also useful for electrical and thermal insulation.

Available in Rod, Tube and Sheet form.

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  Fri, 03 Feb 2012 10:40:49 -0500
  
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