Protection On Electrical Insulation

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Electrical insulation coating intended for different electrical applications to have high electrical resistance. When applied and dried properly, a tough film is formed above the surface. Protexion provides electrical leak protection in high-voltage hazardous areas, such as electrical panel rooms, substations, battery rooms, power supply changing rooms, etc.

When you’re designing products that require electrical insulation systems (EIS), Protexion can make your job easier in meeting electrical insulation standards.
This is because Underwriters Laboratories (UL) offers the industry's broadest range of pre-approved systems, over 400, which are recognized by IEC standards. Our high-performance material helps us to meet virtually all the electrical insulation requirements of the transformers, motors, relays, switches, sensors and encapsulated coils and components of today.

Electrical Insulation Coating offer superior Reliability

Materials which facilitate the electrical isolation of two parts at different voltages may provide electrical insulation. Dielectric coatings are also called electrical insulation coatings. Not only are electrical insulation coatings widely used in today's electronics and electrical engineering industry, but they are also in high demand in growing industries such as automotive engineering and machinery engineering.

Protexion has been recognized as one of the industry leaders because over the years, we are electrical insulation coating manufacturers & suppliers, our thermal spraying coating processes. Oxide ceramics and polymers are the common materials used for thermal spraying processes to achieve electrical insulation. Ceramics are better than polymers due to their higher corrosion resistance and wear resistance as well as longer durability. This is also why we tell our customers that the investment is always worth the ceramic insulation coatings.

Benefits of Electrical Insulation Coatings
Obviously, their ability to have electrical resistivity is the main advantage of dielectric coatings. In general, electrical insulation coatings are capable of having these other advantages:
• Good moisture protection
• Good track resistance
• Good corrosion resistance
• Good abrasion resistance
• Prevent electrical leakages and short circuits

Parts That Need Electrical Insulation Coatings

Some of the most common parts that can benefit from our electrical insulation coatings include engine components, crimper wheels, cable channels, corona rolls, circuit components, and rolling contact bearing shells.

Protexion has been an industry leader in providing dielectric coatings for different applications. You will experience coatings that have high dielectric strengths when you choose our thermal spraying expertise and they will also have ultra high bond strength. Give us a call today and let us know about your electrical insulation coating requirements.

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