0.15 mm enamelled copper wire

A 0.15 mm enamelled copper wire refers to a type of magnet wire with a diameter of 0.15 millimeters. This wire is made of a solid copper conductor that is coated with a layer of enamel insulation.

Enamelled copper wire is commonly used in applications where electrical conductivity and insulation are required in a compact form. The enamel insulation provides electrical isolation between adjacent turns of wire, allowing it to be wound into coils or used in intricate electrical circuits.

The 0.15 mm diameter specification indicates the thickness of the wire. This diameter is relatively thin and is often used for small-scale applications, such as electronics, transformers, motors, or other devices where space is limited.

Applications
Suitable for automated soldering equipment used for production/manufacturing of small
motors, transformers, relays and magnet coils.

Standard
IEC 60317-0-1:2014
IEC 60317-51
NEMA MW 82-C

Insulation Coatings : Polyurethane 180
Dimensions : 0.07mm to 1.6mm
Gr 2 (2L)

Mechanical Properties (For 0.3mm)
Elongation : >30%
Springiness : <50
Adherence – Flexibility : Excellent
Resistance to Abrasion : >67.75N

Electrical Properties
Breakdown Voltage : 7kV
Thermal Properties
Temperature Index : 180
Cut through : 2min ≥ 230°C
Heat Shock : 1d, 1/2 h ≥ 200°C

Chemical Properties
Solvent Test : 4H
Solderability : 390°
Resistance to Refrigerants : -

Bare Conductor – Copper Characteristics (Annealed Condition)
Electrical Resistivity @ 20°C : 0.017241Ωmm²/m
Temperature Coefficient @ 20°C : 0.00694°C
Specific Weight : 8.89 Gr/cm³
Ultimate Tensile Strength : 22 – 30 kg/mm²
Primary Insulation Colour : Transparent / Natural

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