Wholesale 130 Class Enameled Aluminum Wire Exporters, Service

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Wholesale 130 Class Enameled Aluminum Wire Exporters, Service

The 133-class enameled aluminum wire is composed of a high-purity aluminum conductor and a 130-class polyester insulating enamel. The two are combined through precise processes including wire drawing, annealing, painting and baking, and cooling and wire paying-off.

Its core advantage is meeting the conductivity and insulation requirements under working conditions of 130°C and below at a low cost, while possessing basic durability, resistance to mild solvents (such as transformer oil), and damp-heat resistance.

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Application of 130 Class Enameled Aluminum Wire

Induction cooker, microwave transformers, high frequency transformers, common transformers.

Inductance coils, ballasts, electromotors, household electromotors and micro-motors.

Magnetic wires used in monitor deflection coil.

Magnetic wires used in degaussing coil.

Magnetic wires used in antimagnetized coil.

Magnetic wires used in audio coil.

Magnetic wires used in electric fan, instrument and so on.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is Class 130 enameled aluminum wire?

Class 130 enameled aluminum wire is a type of winding wire insulated with a thin layer of enamel, designed to safely operate at temperatures up to 130°C. It is lightweight, offers good electrical conductivity, and is widely used for electrical and electromagnetic applications.

What types of transformers utilize Class 130 enameled aluminum wire?

This wire is commonly used in microwave transformers, high frequency transformers, common transformers, and induction cookers due to its stable performance and cost-effectiveness.

Can this wire be used in household motor applications?

Yes, it is highly suitable for various household electromotors, micro-motors, electric fans, and ballasts where light weight and moderate thermal resistance are required.

Why is enameled aluminum wire used in magnetic coils?

Enameled aluminum wire is preferred in magnetic coils, such as deflection, degaussing, antimagnetized, and audio coils, because it reduces the overall weight of the components while maintaining necessary electromagnetic properties.

What does the Class 130 rating mean?

The Class 130 rating indicates the thermal index of the wire's insulation coating, signifying that the insulation can withstand a continuous temperature of up to 130°C without breaking down electrically.