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CNC FR4 & G10 Material Machining and Fabrication
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CNC FR4 & G10 Material Machining and Fabrication

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CNC FR4 & G10 Material Machining and Fabrication

JacoAdmin2025-04-28T16:27:01-04:00January 22nd, 2025|News|

What Is G10 Material? FR-4 glass epoxy composite laminate G10 material, commonly referred to as Micarta*, garolite or Bakelite*, is a thermoset fiberglass composite manufactured from glass filament cloth with a di-functional or tri-functional epoxy binder. It is often used in applications that require dimensional stability, electrical insulating properties, and moisture resistance. It is used across a wide range of electrical and mechanical applications.

Still using G-10? Find Out Why FR-4 is Replacing G-10
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Still using G-10? Find Out Why FR-4 is Replacing G-10

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Still using G-10? Find Out Why FR-4 is Replacing G-10

JacoAdmin2025-04-28T16:39:55-04:00January 22nd, 2025|News, Delrin|

What Are G-10 and FR-4? Glass woven fabrics reinforced with epoxy resins are widely regarded as some of the most versatile laminate materials, with G10 and FR4 being two of the most commonly used types. Both G-10 and FR-4, as designated by the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA), are recognized for their characteristic light green

How The Right Polycarbonate Sheet Guarantees Security.

JacoAdmin2024-07-19T14:41:37-04:00July 18th, 2024|News|

When to Use Polycarbonate Sheet | Lexan®| Acrylic | Plexiglass® | for Machining and Fabrication Polycarbonate sheets (Lexan) or acrylic (Plexiglass®) can have a wide range of applications in both industrial and residential applications. This article is a guide to when to choose one over the other for a specific application at use.

PEEK Plastic | PEEK Machining Services, Molding, & Properties
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PEEK Plastic | PEEK Machining Services, Molding, & Properties

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PEEK Plastic | PEEK Machining Services, Molding, & Properties

JacoAdmin2024-07-19T14:37:13-04:00July 18th, 2024|News|

What Is PEEK Plastic? PEEK plastic, also known as polyetheretherketone, is ideal for components used in harsh environments that require excellent chemical resistance over a wide range of temperatures. PEEK is engineered resin designed to perform well applications that require and hydrolysis resistance while maintaining stiffness with PEEK temperature limits up to 170°C / 338°F.

4 Reasons Why Engineers Trust Delrin
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4 Reasons Why Engineers Trust Delrin

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4 Reasons Why Engineers Trust Delrin

JacoAdmin2025-04-04T14:02:56-04:00April 9th, 2021|Delrin, News|

What is Delrin? Choosing a material that meets the standards of your part or assembly is often difficult when managing a budget. There are plenty of factors that need to be considered when choosing between materials and even vendors. One can select a cheaper material that meets all the physical requirements that have been