High-Performance Phenyl Xylyl Ethane (PXE) Insulating Oil for Advanced Capacitors
Ensuring superior dielectric performance and longevity for all types of capacitors.
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Phenyl Xylyl Ethane Insulating Oil
Phenyl Xylyl Ethane (PXE) insulating oil is a premium dielectric fluid engineered for critical roles in capacitor manufacturing. It offers exceptional physical and electrical properties, ensuring the reliable operation and extended lifespan of capacitors across various grades.
- Discover the superior dielectric strength of PXE oil, a key component for high-voltage capacitor insulation.
- Explore the excellent physical and chemical properties that make this synthetic insulating oil a top choice.
- Understand the great compatibility with polypropylene film, vital for advanced capacitor designs.
- Learn about the low viscosity capacitor insulating oil benefits for efficient capacitor impregnation.
Product Advantages
Exceptional Dielectric Properties
This synthetic insulating oil exhibits outstanding dielectric strength and a low dissipation factor, crucial for preventing electrical breakdown in capacitors.
Enhanced Material Compatibility
The great compatibility with polypropylene film ensures seamless integration and optimal performance in film-paper composite dielectric capacitors.
Optimized for Capacitor Impregnation
As a low viscosity capacitor insulating oil, it effectively impregnates capacitor elements, ensuring thorough insulation and efficient heat transfer.
Key Applications
Capacitor Insulation
The primary application is as an insulating medium in various types of capacitors, offering reliable dielectric performance.
Dielectric Fluids
Utilized as a high-quality dielectric fluid in electrical equipment where superior insulation is paramount.
Electrical Insulation Materials
Serves as a critical electrical insulation material, contributing to the safety and efficiency of electrical components.
Impregnation Agent
Functions as an effective impregnating agent for film-paper composite dielectrics in capacitors.