G-10 is a thermoset industrial laminate. It offers high strength, excellent electrical properties and chemical resistance at room temperature and in wet or humid conditions.
G-10 or Garolite is a high-pressure fiberglass layer that is a composite material. It is usually produced in sheets, most often in thicknesses of a few millimeters, but also in rods, etc.
G10 is commonly used in the production of circuit boards and finds frequent application in various industries such as the medical, aerospace, and marine sectors due to its stability, corrosion resistance, and non-metallic nature.
G-10, also known as phenolic and epoxy-grade industrial laminate, is highly sought after in aerospace and electronic applications. This robust fiberglass composite excels with remarkable resistance to thermal expansion and flame, along with superior strength and non-absorbent properties.
Garolite G-10 boasts high strength, excellent electrical insulation, wear resistance, and chemical resistance. It's also easy to machine, cut, drill, and carve.
Garolite G-10 is a glass fiber-reinforced engineering plastic, typically made by impregnating paper or fabric in epoxy resin. It exhibits excellent mechanical strength, wear resistance, and corrosion resistance.
Garolit G-10 is a glass fiber-reinforced engineering plastic, typically made by impregnating paper or fabric in epoxy resin. It exhibits excellent mechanical strength, wear resistance, and corrosion resistance.