Bakelite phenolic plastic

Bakelite’s chemical name is phenolic plastic, which is a hard and brittle thermosetting material. Has high mechanical strength, good insulation, heat resistance, corrosion resistance

The characteristics are non-absorbent, non-conductive, high-temperature resistance, and high strength. It is mostly used in electrical appliances. It is called "bakelite" because of its high insulation like wood and good plasticity. Bakelite is made of powdered phenolic resin, mixed with sawdust, asbestos or clay, etc., and then pressed into a mold at high temperature. Among them, phenolic resin is the world's first synthetic resin.

Phenolic plastic (bakelite): The surface is hard, brittle and fragile, and there is a wooden board sound when it is hit. It is mostly opaque and dark (brown or black), and does not become soft in hot water. It is an insulator, and its main component is phenolic resin.

   Manufacturing electrical materials, such as switches, lamp holders, earphones, telephone cases, instrument cases, hand wheels, handles, handles, handles, etc.