Aaraar Mittal & Sons

Vulcanized fiber, also known as red fiber or fishpaper, is a unique material made from cellulose, offering a blend of mechanical, electrical, and thermal properties. Here's what you need to know:
Properties:
- High Mechanical Strength: Vulcanized fiber has high tensile and tear strength, making it suitable for applications where durability is crucial.- Excellent Electrical Insulation: It's a good insulator with high dielectric strength and arc resistance, often used in electrical equipment and motors.- Chemical Resistance: Vulcanized fiber resists most organic solvents, oils, and petroleum derivatives.- Lightweight: It's relatively light, with a density lower than aluminum.- Flexible: Can be bent and conformed to complex shapes without cracking.
Applications:
- Electrical Insulation: Used in electrical motors, equipment, and switchgear due to its dielectric properties.- Aerospace and Defense: Suitable for various components requiring high strength-to-weight ratio and resistance to chemicals.- Automotive: Used in components like gaskets, washers, and electrical insulation.- Furniture Manufacturing: Can be used for decorative and functional parts.- Abrasive Discs: Serves as a backing material for sanding and grinding discs.
Types of Vulcanized Fiber:
- Commercial Grade: General-purpose grade for applications like gaskets, washers, and gears.- Electrical Grade: Specifically designed for electrical insulation applications.
Features :

• Rust free
• Smooth finish
• Easy to install