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    Power Supply Coatings

    Hi Guys, Can someone tell me what is used to coat power supply windings. It appears to look like a dried plastic like glue thats been painted black.

    Also, what is the reason for it?

    I am asking because some of it has dried out and become brittle on my HRX power supply. Some has chipped off and the windings are bare in a few places. Should I re-coat this with something? If so, what?

    Thanks

    Ken

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    Look for some stuff called Glyptal. That stuff won't come off though, so be careful where you put it.

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    Don

    Thanks for the help. Can you also tell me the reason for its application?

    Ken

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    I believe for electrical insulation and for anti-vibration.
    had L25,L36,L40,L120,L300,AquariusIV(2),S1,4408 have L65,L100,L222,DorianS12,B380

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