Selecting the right insulation material for power-generation equipment hinges on matching thermal class, dielectric performance, mechanical strength, moisture resistance, and fabrication tolerances to specific rotor and stator locations. This guide profiles ten leading laminate and paper insulations—spanning Classes B to H—provides their key properties in a comprehensive table, and outlines precision fabrication, quality assurance, and outage-management best practices to maximize generator reliability and uptime. Read More

Vetronite material is a high-performance glass-fiber-reinforced epoxy laminate​ celebrated for its outstanding mechanical strength, dielectric insulation, thermal stability, and flame-retardant behavior. Widely available in grades such as G-10, G-11, FR-4, FR-5, and specialized variants like antistatic or polyimide-bonded types, Vetronite serves as the substrate of choice for printed circuit boards (PCBs), electrical insulation in motors and transformers, precision machined parts, and structural components across electronics, automotive, aerospace, and industrial sectors. Its customizable thicknesses, predictable electrical characteristics, and conformity with international standards make it an enduring cornerstone of modern engineering. Read More

Garolite material, commonly designated G-10, is a high-pressure fiberglass epoxy laminate prized for its blend of mechanical toughness, dimensional stability, electrical insulation, and chemical resistance. It is fabricated by stacking woven glass-cloth plies, impregnating them with epoxy resin, and then curing under heat and pressure to form rigid sheets. This process yields a lightweight yet durable composite used across electronics, industrial, aerospace, and maker domains. Read More