
Enamelled Wire
Magnet wire in copper or aluminium with enamel or polyurethane insulation.

Enamelled wire, also known as magnet wire or winding wire, made by coating a thin insulation layer of enamel or polyurethane over a copper or aluminium conductor. Flat conductor thickness runs from 0.8 to 5.6 mm and width from 2.00 to 16.00 mm at a 1.4:1 width ratio, with 130 polyester enamelled wire among the categories supplied. Conductors are available solid or stranded.
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What This Group Is Built To Solve
Insulation thermal class is the number that sets a transformer's or a motor's permitted operating temperature, and it is the number most often left off an enquiry. Specifying wire by diameter alone means the thermal class arrives as whatever the supplier had, and the design temperature is then set by accident.
Who This Range Is For
Transformer Manufacturers
Enamelled wire is the winding material in every wound transformer, and its thermal class sets the design temperature.
Motor Manufacturers and Rewinders
Magnet wire in copper or aluminium is the basic input for motor winding and rewinding.
Coil and Inductor Makers
Flat wire at a 1.4:1 width ratio is what fills a coil window efficiently, which round wire of the same section cannot.
What Makes This Range Different
Insulation That Fits Between Turns
A thin enamel coating insulates without taking winding space. That is the whole reason magnet wire exists instead of insulated cable.
Flat and Round Conductors
Flat wire packs more conductor into the same coil window. Both are made, so the coil design decides rather than the supplier's stock.
Copper or Aluminium Core
Copper for conductivity, aluminium for weight and cost, both selected for their conductivity properties.
Thermal Class Stated
130 polyester enamelled wire is a defined thermal class, which is what allows a design temperature to be chosen deliberately.
Where These Products Are Used
- Transformer primary and secondary windings
- Electric motor and generator windings
- Inductor and choke manufacture
- Rewinding motors and transformers in repair
- Coil manufacture requiring flat conductor
- Solenoid and relay coil production
Downloads Covering This Group
Specification sheet PDFs already on file for products in this range.
Sectors That Specify This Group
Power and Transformer Manufacturing
Winding conductor and core steel specified by conductivity and loss, not by weight.
Metal Fabrication and Machine Shops
Custom parts, tooling and the cranes that move them around the shop.
Warehousing and Heavy Industry
Lifting from 250 kg to 360 tons, indoors on a runway or outdoors on legs.
Guides Related To This Group
Copper or Aluminium for Transformer Windings
63% IACS against 99% IACS. With both figures published, the choice between aluminium and copper foil becomes arithmetic at design stage rather than a matter of preference.
Enamelled Wire Questions
What is enamelled wire?
A wire used in transformers, also called magnet wire or winding wire, made by coating a thin layer of enamel or polyurethane insulation over a conductive wire.
Which conductor materials are available?
Copper or aluminium.
What sizes do you make?
Flat conductor thickness 0.8 to 5.6 mm and width 2.00 to 16.00 mm at a 1.4:1 width ratio.
Can you supply outside that range?
Contact us if the specification is beyond the published scope.
Solid or stranded?
Both are available, depending on the flexibility the winding requires.
Which thermal class do you supply?
130 polyester enamelled wires are among the categories available. Confirm the class your design requires at enquiry.
Get A Quotation On Enamelled Wire
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