Flame-retardant insulating sheet 'Formex' *Excellent insulation properties and electrical characteristics!
Safe and secure materials! Flame-retardant insulating sheets with excellent insulation and electrical properties.
"Formex" is a flame-retardant insulating sheet with a flame retardant rating of 94V(VTM)-0, combining excellent insulation and electrical properties. Due to its very low moisture absorption rate, it is less likely to experience insulation degradation or deformation and dimensional changes caused by liquids or humidity, and its excellent workability allows for the easy production of complex shapes and bending processes through punching and pressing. It complies with RoHS and REACH regulations and has IPC data acquisition, showing consideration for human health and environmental protection. 【Features】 ■ Very low moisture absorption rate (improving insulation and electrical properties) ■ Reduction in production, management, and transportation costs ■ Low specific gravity and excellent corrosion resistance ■ Safe and secure material ■ All series undergo UL-specified electrical ignition testing *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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【Formex Series Lineup】 ■Formex ■Formex GK ■Formex GL ■Formex EP ■Formex CJY ■Formex N1Y *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■Insulation sheet *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Our company was established in September 1975 as the import sales agent for BECKMAN (now BI Technology Japan Co., Ltd.), RCL-ELECTRONICS (now IRC), and CADDOCK ELECTRONICS. Since then, we have expanded our offerings to include LED products, rectifiers, relays, memory ICs from GENERAL INSTRUMENT (now VISHAY), various switches from ITW, and currently engage in the import and sales of a wide range of electronic components. Additionally, since 1977, we have also been importing mechanisms, ICs, and other electronic components for small cassettes.
