About magnet WIRE
– Produced from Ø8–12.5mm copper rod via Rolling (+ Drawing) processes (including Konform TLJ300/300H)
– Thickness: 0.8 – 4.5 mm (depending on final application)
– Width: 2.0 – 20.0 mm
– Cross-sectional area: 2 –90 mm²
– Bare Flat Wire: Used directly in busbar connections, transformer windings, and electrical connectors
– Enameled Flat Wire (Magnet Wire): Coated with insulating enamel via enameling machines for motor and transformer windings requiring high thermal ratings
– Paper Wrapped Flat Wire: Wrapped with paper insulation via lapping machines for oil-immersed transformer applications
– CTC Wire (Continuously Transposed Conductor): Transposed and combined with other flat wires to form CTC for high-voltage transformer windings
Through these integrated processing routes, copper flat wire serves as a critical material for the electrical equipment manufacturing industry, delivering reliable conductivity, thermal performance, and mechanical strength across a wide range of applications, including transformer windings, motor coils, generators, reactors, and specialty electrical components.
