Article | REF: D2360 V1

Micas and micaceous products

Authors: Alain ANTON, Jean-Louis STEINLE

Publication date: May 10, 1997

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3. Mica-based compound products

For applications in the electrical industry, as already mentioned in the preceding paragraphs, only muscovite and phlogopite grades are used. Moreover, since mica-cleavage-based micaceous insulating materials, which were widely used until the 1970s, have been gradually replaced by mica-paper-based products for both technical and economic reasons, only mica-paper-based micaceous insulating materials are discussed here. However, natural micas in the form of cleavages continue to be used in very specific fields, and warrant a separate paragraph.

3.1 Natural micas

Micas in blocks, sheets and lamellae, so designated according to their thickness (standard NF T 13-003), contain no foreign products and are made from pure mica. They are used for small parts in electronics...

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