Mica Sheets

There's a factor of 10 adrift somewhere:

• 50mm = 1.97"
• 0.195" = 4.95mm.

Which is it?

I meant 5MM then sorry, It is very thin for Mica.

No, it is not very thin for mica, but on the CONTRARY is is EXTREMELY THICK for MICA. Could you please explain the application / end use. Please advise size that is the length & width or alternatively the diameter. If it is in the long form what kinds of ends do you want - rectangular or half round [full - radiussed / elliptical / obround] Best Regards Rasesh Vakil DURA HART GLASS & MICA WERKE 321, "PIONEER" INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, SUBHASH ROAD, JOGESHWARI [EAST], MUMBAI : 400060. INDIA TELEFAX : +91-[0]22-28264704 / 28240298 CELL PHONE : +91[0]9324246431 / 9820066171 email id : durahart@vsnl.net raseshvakil@yahoo.com

Once again I must apologize;

I was hasty in my initial posting, on size. The thickness is (.0195") or (.50mm) The material is a flat sheet that we use as a barrier between an active electrical heating element. It is 20.75" wide and 14.75" tall. We use this heater as a personal use heater usually put under a desk while working. Sorry for the confusion, and thank you for the replies and help

You would then need a heating element in between 2 pieces of Mica and joined together.

http://www.google.com/search?q=mica+products+&rls=com.microsoft:en-gb:IE-ContextMenu&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=ie7&rlz=1I7RNWN_en

Thank you for the link.

Loaction?

USA Indiana.

http://www.sr-mica.com/contact.html

Thank you very much