Phenolic BP13NPM - Sheet
U.L. LISTED: N
Description
Canvas phenolic laminate with molybdenum disulfide lubricant. The mechanical properties are slightly lower than BP11NPN. BP13NPM is used for lubricity in the composite when carbon (graphite) cannot be used because of conductivity.
Properties
General
Bonding strength
Fbond861.8 Kg at 23 °C
ASTM D229, Condition A
Density
ρ1.4 g/cm³ at 23 °C
ASTM D792
Moisture absorption
cmoisture1.95 % at 23 °C
ASTM D570, Condition Dᵢ-24/23
Mechanical
Thermal
Coefficient of thermal expansion
α1.8E-5 1/K at 23 °C
IPC-TM 650-2.4.24
Coefficient of thermal expansion, transverse
αtrans2.4E-5 1/K at 23 °C
IPC-TM 650-2.4.24
Flammability
UL Bulletin 94, Class HB, Condition A
Relative temperature index, mechanical strength
RTIstr145 °C
UL Bulletin 746b¹
Technological properties
Fillers
Cotton Fabric and MoS2
Modifications
Other
1.This temperature is a recommendation only, and based upon experience in various applications. The maximum operating temperature is dependent upon the application and should be investigated prior to use
Primary Phase
Secondary Phase
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