Equipment

Sheet mica has long been an essential material in the electrical and electronic industries. Its unique properties allow it to be precisely cut and shaped into various sizes and forms to suit different electronic components, while offering excellent electrical insulation and strong thermal conductivity. Owing to its low thermal conductivity, mica enhances energy efficiency by minimizing heat loss.

Industries often utilize Indian ruby mica as a dielectric material in capacitors. The highest-grade mica is preferred for calibration standards, while the next quality grades are used in transmitting and receiving capacitors.

Because mica can withstand high electric currents, it is employed in numerous electrical components found in products such as toasters, hair dryers, heaters, microwave ovens, and transformers. Mica ensures safe operation by providing superior insulation, reducing risks to both the appliance and the user. Additionally, lithium-ion batteries, printed circuit boards, semiconductors, and high-tension electrical cables rely on mica for its exceptional insulating and heat-resistant characteristics.