
High-quality enamelled copper wire (0.71mm/22SWG) with PU insulation. Ideal for prototype coils. Conforms to BS4520 Grade 2.
This Enamelled Copper Wire from Multicomp Pro is a high-quality polyurethane coated, self-fluxing wire, specifically designed for creating coils in prototype applications. The wire conforms to BS4520 Grade 2 (BS6811 Section 1, Pt.3), ensuring reliable performance for your electronic projects.
With a maximum continuous operating temperature of +120°C, this wire is suitable for a wide range of applications. The required soldering temperature is 400°C–480°C, and it is important to employ fume extraction when soldering to maintain a safe working environment.
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Applications
This enamelled copper wire is ideal for use in prototype coil winding, transformer manufacturing, and various electronic repair tasks. Its self-fluxing property simplifies the soldering process, making it a convenient choice for both professionals and hobbyists.
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