Vulcanized Fibre is a material made by combining layers of chemically gelled cellulosic paper.
The chemical compound used in gelling the paper is subsequently removed by leaching. The
resulting product, after being dried and finished by calendering , is a dense material of partially
regenerated cellulose in which the fibrous structure is retained in varying degrees depending upon the grade of fibre.
Vulcanized fibre can be produced in sheet, rod and tube form. Electrical insulation grades
have excellent mechanical, electrical and physical properties. The three electrical grades of fibre are as follows:Typical Electrical Applications Include:
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