AWG magnet copper wire is copper wire that coated with a thin layer of insulated enamel. The copper strands conducts, the insulation is made from modified Polyester with Solid Copper Wire.

AWG magnet copper wire  is widely used in the construction of transformers, wound coils, motors, solenoids, instruments, inductors, speakers, electromagnets, and other applications that require tight coils of insulated wire. 
Conductor Material: The core of the wire is made of high-quality copper, which offers excellent electrical conductivity.
Enamel Insulation: The copper wire is coated with a thin layer of enamel insulation, typically made of polyester, polyurethane, or other thermoplastic or thermosetting materials. This insulation provides electrical isolation and protects the wire from short circuits, electrical leakage, and environmental factors.
Flexibility: Enamelled copper wire is known for its flexibility, allowing for easy bending, winding, and installation.

What is the resistance of the thickest AWG copper wire?
 The resistance of the thickest AWG copper wire is 0.04901 milliohms (mΩ) per foot and the resistance of the smallest AWG wire is 1049 milliohms (mΩ). Note: 40 AWG wire has a 21,403 times higher resistance than 0000 (4/0) AWG wire because it has a 21,403 times lower thickness.

What is the maximum resistance of magnet wire?Maximum resistance values are based on minimum bare diameter. 6 - 44 AWG magnet wire will be furnished to dimensional standard with resistance values as a guideline. 45 - 55 AWG magnet wire will be furnished to resistance with the dimensions as a guideline. 

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