Some plastics are valued for their insulating properties, for example, phenol formaldehyde, also known as bakelike, was used in plugs and light sockets to protect people from electrical shocks.
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Light socket adaptor - PHSL : 322 |
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Two-pin plug - AIBDC : 0_6575 |
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Anglepoise lamp - AIBDC : 0_3127 |
It can also protect against heat and has been used in handles:
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Kettle - AIBDC : 0_2509 |
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Espresso maker - AIBDC : 0_2452 |
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Iron - AIBDC : 0_1962 |
Louise Dennis (Assistant Curator)
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