PC Plastic Insulating Parts for Electrical Equipment Industry CNC Mirror Polished

Material Properties:

Polycarbonate (PC) is an engineering thermoplastic known for its exceptional combination of properties, making it an ideal choice for insulating parts in the electrical equipment industry. Key material characteristics include:

• High Dielectric Strength: Provides excellent electrical insulation, ensuring safety in high-voltage applications.

• Impact Resistance: Exceptional toughness, even at low temperatures, reducing the risk of cracking or breaking.

• Thermal Stability: Operates reliably in temperatures ranging from -40°C to +120°C.

• Chemical Resistance: Resists oils, greases, and many chemicals, ensuring longevity in harsh conditions.

• Transparency and Aesthetics: Naturally transparent, with options for custom colors and a mirror-polished finish for enhanced visual appeal.

Comparison of PC with Other Common Insulating Materials:

Our Advantages:

1. Diverse Material Options

Our CNC machining services cater to various materials, including aluminum, steel, copper, and brass, allowing customers to choose the most suitable material for their specific needs, as requested by our valued client.

2. Wide Range of Machining Capabilities

We offer a comprehensive range of machining services, including broaching, drilling, etching, laser machining, milling, turning, and wire EDM, ensuring that customers can achieve their desired product specifications.

3. Customized Solutions

We provide customized OEM and ODM services, allowing customers to design and fabricate parts that meet their unique needs and specifications, including rapid prototyping and micro machining options.

4. Certified Quality

Our CNC machining services adhere to the ISO9001 and TS16949 certification standard, ensuring that our products meet the highest quality standard.

Market Positioning:

PC Plastic Insulating Parts (CNC Mirror Polished) are positioned as premium components for industries that demand high performance, reliability, and aesthetics. They are particularly suited for:

1. High-End Electrical Equipment: Where safety and precision are critical.

2. Industrial Automation: Requiring durable and precise components.

3. Renewable Energy: Needing robust and weather-resistant insulators.​Consumer Electronics: Where both functionality and design matter.