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Phenolic Heat-Resistant Fiber (Textolit) | Properties, Types & Applications

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  • Production date : 24 اسفند 1403

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  • type : فیبرها PHENOLIC

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  • price : 1,111 Toman

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Phenolic Heat-Resistant Fiber (Textolit) | Properties, Types & Applications

Phenolic fiber—commonly known as Textolit or heat-resistant fiber—is a durable thermoset insulation material made from layers of resin-impregnated paper or fabric. It is mainly used in high-temperature and electrical insulation applications and is offered in two major forms: fabric-reinforced (cloth-based) and paper-reinforced (bone-based).

This product is a vital part of modern electrical, mechanical, and thermal systems, available in various forms including sheets, rods, and tubes (bushings).


✅ Key Features of Phenolic Heat-Resistant Fiber

  • Excellent electrical insulation (strong dielectric properties)

  • High mechanical strength

  • Lightweight and thermally stable

  • Flame-resistant and low flammability

  • Easy to machine (cutting, drilling, turning)

  • Available in multiple grades and formats


📌 Types of Phenolic Heat-Resistant Fiber

Type Reinforcement Material Key Properties Use Case Examples
Fabric-Reinforced (Cloth) Cotton or synthetic cloth High impact resistance, good pressure strength Gears, mechanical parts, spacers
Paper-Reinforced (Bone) Cellulose paper Excellent dielectric properties, rigid texture Electrical panels, insulation pads
Fiberglass Sheet (FRP) Woven fiberglass Excellent mechanical & electrical resistance High-voltage environments
Epoxy Glass Fiber (G10/G11) Fiberglass with epoxy Outstanding insulation in high humidity PCB boards, aerospace components

🔧 Technical Specifications

Property Typical Range
Density 1.35 – 1.45 g/cm³
Thermal Resistance Up to 150°C
Dielectric Strength (Perpendicular) 25 – 30 kV/mm
Flexural Strength 100 – 150 MPa
Tensile Strength 70 – 120 MPa
Impact Resistance (Izod) Moderate to High (based on type)
Water Absorption Low (bone fiber absorbs more than cloth)

🔍 Comparison of Cloth vs. Bone Phenolic Fiber

Property Fabric-Based (Cloth) Paper-Based (Bone)
Dielectric Strength 25 kV 30 kV
Tensile Strength Medium High
Flexural Strength Medium High
Impact Resistance High Medium
Compressive Strength High Medium
Water Absorption Low Moderate

🔄 Applications of Phenolic (Textolit) Fiber

  • Electrical insulation for transformers, switches, and circuit boards

  • Thermal shields in industrial furnaces and heating systems

  • Mechanical parts such as spacers, bushings, and bearings

  • Molded components in automotive and heavy machinery

  • Protective barriers in high-voltage environments


🏭 Available Forms

  • Sheets (standard 1m × 2m)

  • Rods

  • Tubes (Bushings)

Available in custom sizes, thicknesses, and grades based on project needs.


📦 Order from Shemsh Azadi Industrial Group

Shemsh Azadi is a direct manufacturer and supplier of a wide range of technical plastics and composites, including:

  • ABS – Zlamid – PTFE (Virgin Teflon)

  • Silicone – Fiberglass – PVC – PE – PP – PA – PU

  • PC – PVDF – PMMA (Plexiglass)

  • And various phenolic-based fibers (Textolit, G10, G11)

We offer cutting, machining, and shaping services with rapid delivery and competitive pricing.

📞 Contact us now for a free quote.


❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What is the temperature resistance of phenolic fiber?
A: It can withstand up to 150°C, depending on the type and thickness.

Q2: What are the differences between bone and cloth phenolic sheets?
A: Cloth-reinforced types have higher impact and compression resistance, while bone-based types have better dielectric and tensile properties.

Q3: Is phenolic fiber flame-resistant?
A: Yes. It resists ignition and does not release toxic fumes when heated.

Q4: Can I order custom sizes or shapes?
A: Yes. We provide custom fabrication and machining based on your specifications.

Q5: How does phenolic fiber compare with fiberglass?
A: Phenolic is generally better for insulation, while fiberglass offers higher structural rigidity in high-voltage applications.


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