Insulating sleevings are used in motors, transformers, and generators as they protect against abrasion, acids, alkalies, and chemicals. BS EN 60684-3-145 TO 147 is a part of an international multi-series standard that focuses on aspects of flexible insulating sleeving.
BS EN 60684-3-145 TO 147 give the requirements for three types of non-heat-shrinkable sleeving, extruded from PTFE. BS EN 60684-3-145 TO 147 covers three levels of wall thickness: “thin wall”, “standard wall” and “thick wall” related to nominal internal diameter and with corresponding differences in requirements for breakdown voltage.
Sizes or colours other than those specifically listed in BS EN 60684-3-145 TO 147 may be available as custom items and shall be considered to comply with the same if they comply with the other property requirements listed in tables 1 and 2.
BS EN BS EN 60684-3-145 to 147 on specifications for extruded PTFE sleeving is useful for:
Electronic equipment is used in applications that rely on mechanical or electric systems for their operation. They are essential to any work on electronics systems for creating signals and capturing responses from electronic devices. Insulating sleevings are made of coated fibreglass which adds a layer of insulation to prevent electricity and heat from dissipating from wire and cable. There are certain standardized specifications contributing to the performance of a flexible insulating sleeving.
BS EN 60684-3-145 to 147 provides users with the standardized designation for sleevings which helps in their identification. BS EN 60684-3-145 to 147 walks the users through the thermal classification that helps assess the performance characteristics of flexible insulating sleevings ensuring their reliability. The guidelines in BS EN 60684-3-145 to 147 help you perceive specifications for extruded PTFE sleeving that enables you to provide a superior quality product to your customers.
EN 60684-3-145 to 147:2001
IEC 60684-3-145:2001