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M_B over 14 years ago

CamdenBoss supplies a range of high temperature resistant terminal blocks called the CHTB range. In the marketplace there are two material types, Steatite and porcelain. CamdenBoss’s are porcelain, but what are the differences?

Porcelain is a naturally occurring ceramic, Steatite is man-made.
Steatite has a higher power density and is easier to form than porcelain.
Porcelain has a higher working temperature at 350°C versus Steatite’s 200°C.
Porcelain is it is better suited in outdoor applications.

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For more details of CamdenBoss’s CHTB series please visit:http://www.camdenelec.com/electronics/product-subcategory.asp?Category=INTERCONNECTION&Sub=High Temperature Resistant Connection Blocks