
2mm² enamelled copper wire, 1.5mm diameter, PU coated, 120°C rating. Ideal for coil prototypes. High quality.
Multicomp Pro Enamelled Copper Wire is a high-quality, polyurethane-coated self-fluxing wire designed for making coils in prototypes. With a conductor area of 2mm² and a diameter of 1.5mm (16/17 SWG), this wire offers reliable performance for your electrical projects.
The wire conforms to BS4520 Grade 2 (BS6811 Section 1, Pt.3) standards, ensuring quality and consistency. It can withstand continuous temperatures up to +120°C and requires a soldering temperature of 400°C–480°C for optimal connections.
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Safety Note:
When soldering, employ adequate fume extraction to ensure safety levels are not exceeded. Use the specified soldering temperature range for best results.
This enamelled copper wire is an essential material for prototyping and custom coil construction, offering the durability and performance required for reliable electronic components.
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