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NBRAM high temperature resistant mica tube is wound from layered mica with an inorganic binder: -269C to 1100C continuous service, 2-200 mm OD, up to 25 kV/mm dielectric strength.
NBRAM snap action thermostats switch on a bimetallic disc that inverts in milliseconds instead of creeping open: 1,000,000-cycle life, -40C to 300C range, 16 A tested at 20 A continuous.
Ceramic heating elements set the ceiling by core material, not winding: alumina at 800°C, silicon carbide at 1,200°C. NBRAM covers thermal shock testing, power density and where ceramic beats metal.
NBRAM's flexible mica roll bends to 2 mm without cracking, with 25-30 kV/mm dielectric strength after flexing. 0.05-0.15 mm thick and stable to 800 C, it suits motor and transformer insulation.
Resistance wire determines how reliably every heating element performs — and NBRAM's precision program, from vacuum-melted alloys to ±3% resistance tolerance, is built to make heating systems last.
NBRAM explains what makes its high temperature resistant mica tape hold up where others fail: 850C continuous rating, 25 kV/mm dielectric strength, inorganic binders, and the steel, foundry and glass applications that keep it in steady demand.
