G5/G9 Melamine Phenolic Rods, Sheets and Tubes

G5/G9 Glass Reinforced Melamine - natural (grayish brown) 
This grade is composed of a continuous glass woven cloth base impregnated with a melamine resin binder. Melamines are the hardest of all laminates, exhibiting good dimensional stability and arc resistance. It is also caustic resistant.
NEMA G-5 MIL-I-24768/8 GMG , IEC 60893-3 Type 3 MF GC 201

NEMA G-9 MIL-I-24768/1 GME, IEC 60893-3 Type 3 MF GC 201

G5-G9 Tubes Technical Data Sheet

G5-G9 Tubes Chemical Resistance Chart

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NEMA grades G5 and G9 Glass-Cloth Reinforced Melamine -- natural color is typically a grayish brown. These grades are composed of a continuous glass woven cloth base impregnated with a melamine resin binder. (Melamine resins, once cured, are the hardest, most rigid and abrasion resistant of the standard resins employed in the production of industrial laminates. However, prolonged exposure to high temperature can adversely affect its mechanical and electrical strength properties. Arc resistance, however, may remain unaffected despite excessive thermal exposure.) Melamines are the hardest of laminates, exhibiting good dimensional stability and arc resistance. It's also caustic resistant. A key difference between NEMA Grades G5 and G9 are that G9 is more resistant to the elements of the environment. Thus, G9 can be safely substituted where G5 is called for. (G5 certifies to Mil-I-24768/8 GMG; G9 certifies to Mil-I-24768/1 GME.)

 

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