Angst+Pfister APSOplast® EP GC 203 Hgw 2372.4

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Angst+Pfister APSOplast® EP GC 203 Hgw 2372.4
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoset
Material Notes:	(epoxy resin/laminated glass fabric) This grade is ideal in applications where high temperature resistance and mechanical strength are required. The temperature limit as per DIN 7735 is +155 °C, which means that this grade meets the requirements of Heat Insulation Class F. Even at +150°C, the drop in flexural strength is less than 50 %. The reason for the high level of heat resistance is the special combination of resins that makes this type of glass fabric somewhat harder than Hgw 2372 and Hgw 2372.1 while still good to machine. We offer the same grade in Heat Insulation Class H, too. This top grade reaches a temperature limit of +180 °C and meets the requirements of Heat Insulation Class H. It achieves a glass transition temperature (Tg) of +200 °C. Information provided by Angst + Pfister
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Available Properties

Density, ISO 1183
Tensile Strength, ISO 527
Modulus of Elasticity, ISO 178, flexural test
Flexural Strength, ISO 178
Compressive Strength, ISO 604, resistance, perpendicular to layers
Charpy Impact Unnotched, ISO 179/3C
Surface Resistance, IEC 60167, after 24 h immersed in water
Dielectric Constant, DIN 53483
Dielectric Strength, IEC 60243-1, at 90°C in oil parallel to layers
Dielectric Loss Index, DIN 53483, after 24 h immersed in water
Comparative Tracking Index, IEC 60243-1, [kV], at 90°C in oil parallel to layers
CTE, linear, VDE 0304/2
Thermal Conductivity, DIN 52612

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