Norplex-Micarta NorPLY™ 1002 Epoxy Fiberglass Composite, Isotropic

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Norplex-Micarta NorPLY™ 1002 Epoxy Fiberglass Composite, Isotropic
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoset; Epoxy
Material Notes:	NorPLY™ 1002 is a cured epoxy composite material based on a unique non-woven parallel filament construction. This type of construction minimizes filament stress abrasion that can shorten fatigue life in conventional reinforced plastics. NorPLY™ 1002 uses type E continuous filament fiberglass. It is supplied as cured panels or cut to size shapes. NorPLY™ 1002 is available in unidirectional, crossply, or isotropic fiber orientation, each offering a different balance of properties. Features and benefits include: High impact strength chemical and corrosion resistance high strength-to-weight ratio excellent fatigue life and high strain capability low notch sensitivity increased design options (springs to rail joints) resistant to solvents and cleaning fluids less downtime in harsh environments weight reduction greater capacity to store energy than 1060 spring steel Norplex-Micarta acquired the CYPLY® line from Solvay in 2021 and renamed the product NorPLY™.
Key Words:	Formerly CYPLY® 1002, E-Glass
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Available Properties

Specific Gravity
Filler Content
Hardness, Barcol
Tensile Strength, Ultimate, 45° stress angle
Tensile Strength, Ultimate, 90° stress angle
Tensile Strength, Ultimate, 0° stress angle
Tensile Modulus, 0° stress angle
Tensile Modulus, 45° stress angle
Tensile Modulus, 90° stress angle
Flexural Strength, 45° stress angle
Flexural Strength, 90° stress angle
Flexural Strength, 0° stress angle
Flexural Modulus, 90° stress angle
Flexural Modulus, 45° stress angle
Flexural Modulus, 0° stress angle
Compressive Strength, 45° stress angle
Compressive Strength, 90° stress angle
Compressive Strength, 0° stress angle
Fatigue Strength, Flexural Fatigue (SN)
Fatigue Strength, Flexural Fatigue (SN)
Fatigue Strength, Flexural Fatigue (SN)
Fatigue Strength, Flexural Fatigue (SN)
Fatigue Strength, Flexural Fatigue (SN)
Fatigue Strength, Flexural Fatigue (SN)
Shear Modulus, ASTM D2344-76; span/depth 5:1, Short Beam; 0° stress angle; span/depth 5:1
Volume Resistivity, 50% RH and at 90% RH
Insulation Resistance, 50% RH
Insulation Resistance, 50% RH
Insulation Resistance, 50% RH
Insulation Resistance, 90% RH
Insulation Resistance, 50% RH
Insulation Resistance, 90% RH
Dielectric Constant, 50% RH
Dielectric Constant, 50% RH
Dielectric Constant, 50% RH
Dielectric Constant, 50% RH
Dielectric Constant, 50% RH
Dielectric Constant, 90% RH
Dielectric Constant, 50% RH
Dielectric Constant, 50% RH
Dielectric Constant, 90% RH
Dielectric Constant, 90% RH
Dielectric Constant, 90% RH
Dielectric Constant, 50% RH
Dielectric Strength, 50% RH
Dissipation Factor, 50% RH
Dissipation Factor, 50% RH
Dissipation Factor, 50% RH
Dissipation Factor, 50% RH
Dissipation Factor, 50% RH
Dissipation Factor, 50% RH
Dissipation Factor, 90% RH
Dissipation Factor, 50% RH
Dissipation Factor, 90% RH
Dissipation Factor, 90% RH
Dissipation Factor, 90% RH
Dissipation Factor, 50% RH
Arc Resistance, with filaments; 50% RH and at 90% RH
Arc Resistance, across filaments; 50% RH and at 90% RH
CTE, linear, ASTM D696-42T, parallel to one array of filaments
Specific Heat Capacity
Thermal Conductivity, on 1 inch thick isotropic laminate
Thermal Conductivity, on 1 inch thick isotropic laminate
Thermal Conductivity, on 1 inch thick isotropic laminate
Thermal Conductivity, on 1 inch thick isotropic laminate

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