PMP Insulation Paper For Motor Winding

NIDE mainly sells PMP Insulation Paper for motor winding and various specifications of insulation paper with heat resistance grades of 130℃ for B, 155℃ for F, 180℃ for H, 200℃ for N, 220℃ for R, and 240℃ for S. It also provides slitting, forming and stamping. And other processing services. The main products are: PMP, PM, MPM, DM, DMD, NMN, NM, NHN, APA, AHA and other electrical insulating materials.

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Product Description

PMP Insulation Paper for motor winding

1.Product Introduction

The PMP Insulation Paper for motor winding is a soft three-layer composite insulating material, the middle layer is a polyimide film, and the outer two layers are NOMEX, which is mainly composed of inorganic components, polyimide film, aramid fiber paper, and adhesive, etc.

2.Product Parameter (Specification)

Parameter name	Specification unit
Product Name:	PMP Insulation Paper for motor winding
Insulation Material Color:	Pink
Insulation paper grade:	Class H , 180-200 ° C
Normal adhesion:	no delamination
Hot adhesion (200±2°C, 10min)	No delamination, no blistering, no glue
Insulation paper thickness:	0.15±15 MM	0.17±15 MM	0.20±15 MM	0.23±15 MM
Quantitative insulation paper:	145 gsm	181 gsm	218 gsm	286 gsm
Nomex thickness:	50 μm	50 μm	50 μm	50 μm
Film thickness:	25μm	50μm	75μm	125μm
Breakdown voltage:	≥7 KV	≥9 KV	≥12 KV	≥19 KV
Breakdown voltage after bending:	≥ 6KV	≥ 8 KV	≥ 11 KV	≥17 KV
Pulling strength (longitudinal):	≥ 120N/CM	≥ 160 N/CM	≥180N/CM	≥200 N/CM
Pulling strength (lateral):	≥ 70N/CM	≥ 90N/CM	≥ 120N/CM	≥ 150N/CM
Elongation (longitudinal):	≥15%	≥17%	≥17%	≥12%
Elongation (lateral):	≥15%	≥17%	≥17%	≥12%

3.Product Feature And Application

PMP Insulation Paper for motor winding is suitable for slot insulation, turn-to-turn insulation and gasket insulation for Class H high heat resistance motor appliances , such as cables, coils, motors, generators, ballasts, etc., and is used for interlayer insulation of transformers and other electrical appliances, such as dry-type transformers, high-voltage transformers, etc.