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Garolite G-10

At a glance

 

ProcessesLead TimeColorsTolerancePriceApplications
CNC Mill
CNC Lathe
As fast as 3 daysBlack, neutral matte finishWith drawing: as low as +/- 0.005 mm
No drawing: ISO 2768 medium
$Impact-resistant applications, production-like parts (pre-injection molding)

About the Material

Garolite G-10 (also known as phenolic and epoxy-grade industrial laminate) is a composite material with a low coefficient of thermal expansion. Additionally, it does not absorb water and is an excellent insulator, which makes it really useful for electronics applications.

Material Properties

 

Tensile Strength

Elongation at Break

Hardness

DensityMaximum Temperature

McMaster Part Number

35,000-50,000 PSINot ratedRockwell M1100.069 lbs / cubic in265° F8667k151

Material Finish

Garolite G-10 comes in a variety of mostly opaque colors (such as green and yellow, depending on availability). It is smooth and has a matte surface when machined. Additionally, Garolite G-10 can be machined to a variety of surface roughnesses.

 

Design Recommendations

 

Tensile Strength

Elongation at Break

Hardness

DensityMaximum Temperature

McMaster Part Number

35,000-50,000 PSINot ratedRockwell M1100.069 lbs / cubic in265° F8667k151

Garolite G-10 FAQs

ABS plastic is a low-cost engineering plastic, widely used for pre-injection molding prototypes. CNC machined ABS is a great option for production-like parts, where detail and mechanical properties are important.

 

Depending on the desired outcome for the project, ABS plastic can either be cut or engraved using CNC milling.

 
 

ABS plastic is an excellent choice for general purpose prototyping, pre-molding prototypes, parts that will receive impact and require toughness, or when low cost is desired.

 
 
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