GSO IEC 61249-2-12:2014

IEC 61249-2-12:1999
Gulf Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 25 December 2014

Materials for printed boards and other interconnecting structures - Part 2-12: Sectional specification set for reinforced base materials, clad and unclad - Epoxide non-woven aramid laminate of defined flammability, copper-clad

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GSO IEC 61249-2-12:2014 Scope

This part of IEC 61249 gives requirements for properties of epoxide non-woven aramid copper-clad laminate of defined flammability, in thicknesses of 0,05 mm up to 6,4 mm. NOTE To designate this material, the reference: 61249-2-12-FV1-IEC-EP-AP-Cu may be used; if there is no risk of confusion, the type designation may be abbreviated to read IEC-61249-2-12-FV1.

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