Mica is a hydrated phyllosilicate mineral of aluminium and potassium with formula KAl(F, OH), or (KF) (AlO) (SiO). Muscovite can be cleaved into very thin transparent sheets that can substitute for glass, particularly for high-temperature applications such as industrial furnace or oven windows.
It is also used in the manufacture of a wide variety of electronics and as a filler in paints, plastic, and wallboard. Our monthly supply of these mineral ranges from 1000-2000MT.
Mica in its processed form is one of the most versatile used materials. For over seven decades we have been processing the natural raw mica rocks to the widely used mica sheets for applications ranging from power electronics to consumer electronics.
This is a strong rigid sheet material made by combining Muscovite (M) or Phlogopite (P) Mica Paper with silicone resin binder (inorganic) under specific heat and pressure. It has excellent physical strength, heat
resistance, moisture resistance and electrical properties. It does not emit smoke or odour. Muscovite MicaPaper based material can be used at temperatures up to 600¦ C while Phlogopite Mica Paper based mterial at temperatures up to 800¦ C depending on the application. The product is IEC 60371-3-3 compliant.
standard sizes 1000mm x 1200mm and 1000mm x 600 mm.
Mica
Mica Sheet
Muscovite Mica Sheet
roduct Details
There are two tye of mica sheet: one is uniform in shae, another is not uniform in shae. Mica sheets are divided into three grades according to how many crazings, sots and marks on the sheets.
1. High dielectric constant
2. Excellent heat resistance
3. Good transarency
4. Excellent flexibility and flexibility
5. Uniform and comact structure
6. Can slit into incredibly thin slice
Mica tyehlogoite mica sheet
ColorDark brown
Continuous temerature800-900
Melting oint137
Flexural modulusMa1395-187410
ermittivity5-6
Tensile strengthMa157-206
Thickness available (mm)0.12-2
Available Color:
RubyGreenhlogoiteMuscovite
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