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- Número de Upc del fabricante00051115240775
- UPC_NO00051115240775
Descripción general
- Solo para uso industrial/ocupacional. No apto para venta o uso por parte del consumidor.
- Buena conductividad térmica (3.1 w/m-K)
- Buena suavidad y adaptable a baja presión ( Shore 00 = 50)
- La suavidad produce una tensión baja en los componentes de la placa
- Buenas propiedades dieléctricas
- La ligera adherencia permite el preensamblaje
- Buena humectabilidad para una mejor conductividad térmica
- UL 94 V-0
- Resistencia a altas temperaturas
- Adhesivo a ambos lados
- Grosor: 2.0 mm
- Hay disponible una hoja de mayor tamaño
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