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Transformer and motor industry are large users of enamelled wire. With the development of the national economy, the increase of electricity consumption, transformer and motor demand also increase.
TV deflection coil, automobile, electric toys, electric tools, range hood, induction cooker, microwave oven, speaker equipment with power transformers and so on.
The development of the automobile industry will increase the consumption of heat-resistant special performance enamelled wire.
After the 1980s, the development of new heat-resistant enamelled wire has been turned to the study of linear structure and coating, in order to improve the performance of wire, give new functions and improve the machining performance, and develop some special cables and new enamelled wire.
Class 130 enameled copper wire is an insulated winding wire coated with a thin layer of synthetic resin, designed to withstand continuous operating temperatures up to 130°C without degrading its electrical insulation properties.
It offers excellent thermal stability, electrical insulation, and mechanical strength, making it ideal for the continuous operation and heat generation typical in industrial motors and power transformers.
It is commonly found in TV deflection coils, electric toys, microwave ovens, range hoods, induction cookers, and power transformers within speaker equipment.
Modern vehicles rely on various sensors, ignition coils, and small motors. The growing automotive sector demands specialized heat-resistant wires to ensure reliability in high-temperature engine compartments.
Since the 1980s, research has focused on optimizing the wire's linear structure and protective coatings. This improves overall machining performance, chemical resistance, and introduces specialized functionalities for advanced cabling systems.
