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打印機FFC排線的性能簡介

打印機FFC排線的性能簡介

打印機FFC排線根據應用需求，定制不同間距、不同尺寸、不同屏數，以滿足在不同機型環境下的使用。此類排線具有穩定的結構、優良的性能以及超長的使用壽命。在未來，隨著打印機設備的精密化提升，匹配的打印機排線精度會越來越高，實用性和穩定性會進一步得到提升。

打印機FFC排線的性能就在于连接两款産品相关的零件。现在，很多産品都用到了FFC排线，因为它具有一定的可曲折性，不仅仅是在打印机领域，复印机、传真机、扫描仪等很多産品中都已采用打印機FFC排線。接下来详细介绍打印機FFC排線的性能特点。

打印機FFC排線基本特性：

1、高絕緣（即便在應力很大的情況下，仍然具有絕緣性能，介電性能好：介電常數3.2，介電強度440kv/mm）

2、耐高温 (及温度可以达到200度以上）

3、高強度，尺寸穩定（在200度以上的情況下仍能達到很高的強度80Mpa以上）

4、高純度

5、高耐輻射性

6、吸潮率低等特性

7、耐腐蝕（耐酸堿等有機溶劑），密封性能好；環保，無汙染

8、噪音低，自潤滑性能好

打印機FFC排線是用的绝缘胶加上补强板加上裸铜导体热压制成的，它可以自由弯曲、卷绕、折叠。利用ffc可大大缩小电子産品的体积，高密度、小型化、高可靠方向发展的需要。因此，在航天、军事、移动通讯、手提电脑、新能源、医疗、计算机外设、PDA、数字相机等领域或産品上得到了广泛的应用。

上一篇FFC汽纜線技術實現要素簡述下一篇醫療FFC連接器爲什麽應用要求如此高

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