Fish Paper

Fish paper – or Fishpaper – is a type of fibrous dielectric paper known for its unique combination of strength, ease of forming and punching. Fishpaper is also unique because it is more resistant to heat and cold comparable plastic materials. Electrical-grade Fishpaper is a vulcanized fiber material that is frequently used for electrical insulation and is commonly die cut to create unique parts for specific applications. Vulcanization is a chemical process that transforms rubber or other polymers into more durable materials via the addition of accelerators or curatives.