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N-K-N Insulation Sheet 36" x 36" (2-3-2 Mil)-Class H
N-K-N Insulation Sheet 36" x 36" (2-3-2 Mil)-Class H
NKN 2-3-2
 
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Premium N-K-N Flexible Laminate Insulation Sheet - 2-3-2 Construction

Our N-K-N (Nomex-Kapton-Nomex) Insulation Sheet is a high-grade, 3-ply electrical laminate engineered for heavy-duty electrical systems. Constructed using a rugged 2-3-2 configuration (2 mil Nomex / 3 mil Kapton / 2 mil Nomex), this 36" x 36" sheet provides an overall nominal thickness of 7 mils. It combines the superior thermal stabilization and tear resistance of DuPont Nomex® paper with the upgraded electrical barrier properties of an extra-thick Kapton® polyimide film core.

Rated for Class H (180°C to 220°C) continuous operations, this flexible composite sheet maintains its structural integrity and electrical isolating characteristics under intense thermal spikes, mechanical stress, or harsh chemical exposure. It is highly conformable, easy to die-cut or slice, and is ideal for custom high-voltage phase barriers and lining applications.

Applications

High-Voltage, Low-Clearance Applications

NKN 2-3-2 (7 mil / 0.18mm nominal thickness)
Performance Profile: Exceptional dielectric barrier (17.5 kV - 18.0 kV), low mechanical thickness, compact layout.
  • High-Output Inverter-Duty Motors: Perfect for modern variable-frequency drive (VFD) traction motors where severe voltage spikes require maximum core insulation without filling up limited slot spaces.
  • Submersible Pump Systems: Used in deep-well pumping motors where compact dimensions are mandatory, but extreme electrical reliability is needed to avoid deep-well short circuits.
  • Compact Dry-Type Transformers: Serves as highly effective layer-to-layer and phase insulation in lightweight aerospace or marine transformers requiring a minimal footprint.
  • Wind Turbine Generators: Placed in environments subjected to unpredictable voltage surges and continuous thermal stress, where space optimizations allow more copper winding density.