Nomex® Aramid Paper | Die-Cutting, Laser Cutting

Nomex® Die Cut Part
Nomex® is a strong material that is made of Nomex® fiber. It is naturally flame resistant, and extremely resistant to heat. Nomex® is a one of a kind material made by DuPont™. There are many different types of Nomex. Nomex has fibers that poorly conduct heat so when the flame is applied and then removed the Nomex® stops burning.
Properties of NOMEX® Aramid Paper
The same structure of Nomex® that stops the conduction of heat is what stops the conduction of electricity. It is used in many industries including aerospace, military, medical, and countless others. Nomex® is used in a lot of applications as electrical sheet insulator. Nomex® 410 has an impressive operating range of all the way up to 428ºF in air. In addition, Nomex 400 series does not have any electrical affect at 200ºC. Nomex has outstanding mechnical/abrasion resistance.
NOMEX® Sheeting Availability
NEDC can also fabricated different Nomexs to mix and match to laminate to a custom thickness. For example, NEDC can laminate 3 layers of .005” to achieve a thickness around .017”. NEDC stocks NOMEX 410 5 MIL and 10 MIL thicknesses to improve lead-time for the customer. There are many different types of Nomex® Aramid Paper, some are listed below:
NOMEX® 410
NOMEX® 411
NOMEX® 414
NOMEX® 418
NOMEX® 419

electrical machinery
More Information on NOMEX®
NEDC can provide die-cut Nomex® parts and waterjet cut Nomex® parts. The different thicknesses of Nomex® NEDC can provide range from .002”-.030”. NEDC manufactures NOMEX parts through high-volume die-cutting, and laser cutting. In addition, NEDC can add adhesive tapes to NOMEX such as 3M 467MP, or other tapes from 3M Company.
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