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This specification covers solventless insulating resins of various compositions and classes for treating and impregnating electrical equipment by the vacuum-pressure-impregnation (VPI) process.

Insulating resins shall be provided in the following compositions and classes, as specified (see 6.2).

Solventless impregnating resins shall be identified by chemical family and rheological properties, as defined by the individual specification sheets. The composition description shall identify all primary reactants in the resin formulation (for example, epoxy-Lewis acid, polyester diallyl phthalate, and so forth) and the rheology required for its end-use application (for example, thixotropic, slightly thixotropic, low viscosity, and so forth). Each specification sheet describes a unique composition.

Each composition shall be of one of the following class designations. Class is an indication of the thermal endurance (see 4.6.15.1). Glass is determined from the temperature index rating in degrees Celsius (°C) at 20,000 hours.

Thermal class Temperature index range Class 105 105 up to but less than 130 Class 130 130 up to but less than 155 Class 155 155 up to but less than 180 Class 180 180 up to but less than 200 Class 200 200 up to but less than 220

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