Bakelite powder, also known as bakelite powder, has good electrical insulation properties and high temperature resistance, and is used to manufacture electronic appliances, daily industrial products, and automotive parts. It is a phenolic plastic that mainly uses wood powder as a filler, and is formed into products after molding (injection molding, die casting, transfer molding).

Unlike common thermoplastics, bakelite powder is thermosetting plastic. Products made of bakelite powder will not melt at high temperatures, so it is common with kitchen supplies. For example, some products that need to work stably in a high temperature environment, such as pot handles and heat insulation rings.

Bakelite powder is also commonly used in the electronics industry (framework, relays, switches, etc.) and the automotive industry (rectifiers, impellers, etc.) because of its excellent fire resistance, arc resistance (ARC), and corrosion resistance (CTI) performance.