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6452 (GHG-P) Prepreg Material
6452 (GHG-P) Prepreg Material
6452 (GHG-P) Prepreg Material
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  • 6452 (GHG-P) Prepreg Material
  • 6452 (GHG-P) Prepreg Material
  • 6452 (GHG-P) Prepreg Material

6452 (GHG-P) Prepreg Material


It is suitable for use as interlayer insulation in Class H dry-type transformers, and as slot-to-slot insulation, liner insulation, and turn-to-turn insulation in Class H motors.

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Product Description

6452(GHG-P) It is a flexible composite material formed by laminating a polyimide film with alkali-free glass fabric on both sides, using a high‑temperature‑resistant adhesive. The laminate is then impregnated with a B‑stage, high‑temperature‑resistant resin and subjected to heat curing to produce a prepreg.

6452(GHG-P) It exhibits excellent heat resistance, superior dielectric properties, and robust mechanical performance, with easy impregnation and strong adhesion. It is rated for Class H thermal endurance. The product has passed SGS testing and complies with the EU RoHS environmental requirements.

6452(GHG-P) It can be used in Class H dry-type transformers as interlayer insulation, and in Class H motors as slot-to-slot insulation, liner insulation, and turn-to-turn insulation.

 

Performance Requirements for 6452 (GHG) Type Prepreg

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Indicator Name Unit Indicator
1 Appearance  

The surface shall be smooth and even, free of stains, obvious resin unevenness, and impurities.

When opened, the product should be free of defects such as sticking, creases, and bubbles.

2 Nominal Thickness and Permissible Tolerance mm 0.15±0.03 0.20±0.03 0.25±0.035 0.40±0.03
3 Quantitative and Deviation g/m² 200±50 250±50 350±50 410±55
4 Longitudinal tensile strength without bending N/10mm ≥100 ≥120 ≥140 ≥170
5 Breakdown voltage KV ≥6 ≥7 ≥8 ≥10
6 Soluble resin content g/m² ≥45 60-90
7 Volatile content % ≤1.5
8 Normal adhesiveness Non-layered
9 Hot-state adhesion: 200±2°C, 2 h No delamination, no bubbling, and no resin bleed (before pre-impregnation).
10 Heat resistance grade Class H
Test Method GB/T 5591.2-2002

Note: 1. For products with special thickness specifications, the technical specifications and specific requirements may be agreed upon through negotiation.

  2. If the customer has specific requirements regarding the product structure, these shall be implemented in accordance with the customer’s specifications.

  3. Recommended curing conditions: 100°C for 8–10 hours, 130°C for 6 hours, and 150°C for 5 hours.

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