Grade HT200 Sheet Part# 3913163

Composite Advantages

When you need composite materials that provide better performance — turn to us for solutions.
We offer fiberglass reinforced plastic materials that are light in weight, more corrosion resistant
and cost less.

Our products and materials offer…

Outstanding Electrical Insulation Capability for Low- and Medium-Voltage
Our laminated composites feature inherently good dielectric properties. Specific grades add flame resistance, arc/track resistance and high temperature resistance. This is why they are used as components in delicate electronic devices, as well as rugged parts in transformers and switchgear.

High Mechanical Strength — Yet Lightweight
Composite materials have a very high strength to weight ratio. They provide many of the structural characteristics of metal or wood, but weigh less. A broad selection of reinforcing materials, resins, and other raw materials allow us to optimize a composite design to meet customer requirements.

Flame, Smoke and Toxicity
Many of our frp composites offer exceptional flame resistance. A wide selection of materials are available to meet UL® subject 94V-0 Standards for flame resistance. Others are classified as Class A building materials with flame spread ratings in the 15 to 25 range. Certain grades of frp composite materials generate very low smoke and smoke toxicity when exposed to fire.

Heat Resistance
Heat resistant grades of our engineered plastic composites offer property retention and dimensional stability at elevated temperatures. Frp material grades are available to meet or exceed UL temperature index ratings of 120°C to 210°C electrical and 130°C to 210°C mechanical.

Abrasion and Impact Resistance
Our reinforced plastic engineered composites can withstand the effects of abrasion and impact better than most conventional materials such as hardwood and other thermoplastic or thermoset panels.

Corrosion Resistance
These reinforced plastic materials are ideal for use where clean and attractive surfaces are desired and corrosion resistance is required. Our engineered composites are tested with as many as 49 common laboratory reagents that prove to be equally resistant to splash-and-spill, as well as flame and gasses.

Ease of Fabrication
Our laminate sheets, channels, bars, rods and shapes can be fabricated using common tools and equipment. They can be punched, drilled, milled, sawed, sanded, sheared or routed.

Cost Effective
When compared to high-pressure laminates such as epoxy, melamine, silicone or mica, our engineered composites offer an exceptional value.