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3242 Epoxy Glass Cloth Laminate Sheet

3242 is a high-temperature epoxy glass cloth laminate with Class F heat resistance, offering enhanced mechanical strength and electrical insulation for demanding transformer and electrical applications.

Standard / GradeIEC / GB 3242
Base MaterialE-glass woven cloth + epoxy resin
ColourYellow / brown-yellow
Density≈ 1.8–1.95 g/cm³
Thickness Range0.5 mm – 50 mm
Sheet Size1020×1220 mm · 1220×2440 mm
Operating Temp.Class F (155 °C)
Dielectric Strength≥ 15 kV/mm (perpendicular)
Flexural Strength≥ 340 MPa
Water Absorption≤ 0.10%
Key Advantages

Why Choose Our 3242

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Class F Heat Resistance

Continuous service up to 155 °C for high-temperature transformer and motor insulation.

High Dielectric Strength

Dielectric strength ≥15 kV/mm for reliable high-voltage insulation.

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Strong & Stable

High flexural strength and dimensional stability under thermal and mechanical load.

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CNC Machinable

Cut, drilled and milled to finished insulation components on request.

Description

3242 Epoxy Glass Cloth Laminate

3242 epoxy glass cloth laminate is an upgraded, higher-temperature version of the classic epoxy glass family, manufactured by hot-pressing epoxy-impregnated E-glass cloth into rigid boards rated for Class F (155 °C) service.

It delivers dielectric strength of at least 15 kV/mm and flexural strength ≥340 MPa, with excellent dimensional stability under combined heat and mechanical stress. These properties make 3242 a preferred insulation material for high-temperature transformers, Class F motors and switchgear.

Available from 0.5 mm to 50 mm thick as sheets or CNC-cut parts, our 3242 ships factory-direct to the USA, Mexico, Brazil and Europe.

Applications

Typical Uses

High-Temp Transformers
Class F Motors
Switchgear
Terminal Boards
Insulating Parts
Spacers
Bus Bar Supports
Electrical Machinery
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What temperature class is 3242?

3242 is rated Class F, suitable for continuous service up to about 155 °C.

How does 3242 differ from 3240?

3242 offers higher heat resistance (Class F vs Class B/F) and slightly higher dielectric strength, for more demanding high-temperature applications.

What are typical uses for 3242?

It is used in high-temperature transformers, Class F motors, switchgear, terminal boards and machined insulation parts.

What thicknesses can you supply?

We supply 3242 from 0.5 mm to 50 mm thick in standard and custom sizes, including CNC-cut parts.

Do you export 3242 worldwide?

Yes, we export 3242 to the USA, Mexico, Brazil, Europe and globally, with free samples and full export documents.

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