High-Performance Insulated Wire from China Suppliers and Factory - Single and Multi-Layer Options Available
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Product SpecificationsTemperature Range: From 130°C to 180°C (Class B to Class H)Minimum Wall Thickness: 1 milConductor Size Range: From 40AWG to 6AWGConductor Material: 1. Bare Copper | 2. Tinned Copper | 3. Enamelled WireInsulation Material: 1. ETFE | 2. FEP | 3. PFA | 4. PET
Frequently Asked Questions
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What temperature classes do these wires support?
These wires support a temperature range from 130°C to 180°C, covering Class B (130°C) through Class F (155°C) up to Class H (180°C), making them suitable for a wide range of industrial and high-temperature applications.
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What is the minimum wall thickness available?
The minimum wall thickness available is 1 mil, which allows for extremely thin and lightweight insulation while still maintaining reliable electrical performance and protection.
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What conductor sizes are available?
Conductor sizes range from 40AWG (very fine) to 6AWG (heavier gauge), providing flexibility for applications from delicate electronics and sensor wiring to higher-current power connections.
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What conductor materials are offered?
Three conductor material options are available: Bare Copper (excellent conductivity), Tinned Copper (enhanced corrosion resistance and solderability), and Enamelled Wire (ideal for coil windings and motor applications).
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What insulation materials are available, and how do they differ?
Four insulation materials are offered: ETFE (excellent chemical resistance and high-temperature performance), FEP (flexible, low friction, UV resistant), PFA (superior high-temperature and chemical resistance), and PET (cost-effective with good mechanical and electrical properties).
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Which insulation material is best suited for high-temperature environments?
For the most demanding high-temperature environments (up to 180°C / Class H), PFA and ETFE insulation materials are recommended. Both offer outstanding thermal stability, chemical resistance, and long-term reliability in harsh operating conditions.







