Round Enameled Copper Wire is a kind of winding wire, usually made of copper or aluminum, insulated with enameled wire, used to make windings and coils. Enameled copper wires with round cross-sections are widely used in windings of small and medium-sized motors and transformers, as well as other electromagnetic devices, such as sensors and actuators. Despite its simple appearance, enameled wire...

enameled copper wire is recognized for its unique and beneficial qualities in electrical applications. We use high-purity (99.95%) electrolytic copper (Cu-ETP), which allows us to produce ultra-fine wires with a diameter as low as 10 microns. Its available size ranges from 0.010mm to 5.00mm (SWG5-40, AWG4-38) with different insulation properties, such as polyurethane, polyester, polyesterimide,...

Today's market is flooded with cheap imitations and second-hand goods posing as new products. From time to time we fall victim to these tricks to fool the industry. The most frustrating part is that retailers and distributors treat these imitations as original products. A unique diagram that we will discuss here is the diagram implemented in the Ethernet patch cord category (cat5e/cat6 patch...

Today's market is flooded with cheap imitations and second-hand goods posing as new products. From time to time we fall victim to these tricks to fool the industry. The most frustrating part is that retailers and distributors treat these imitations as original products. A unique diagram that we will discuss here is the diagram implemented in the Ethernet patch cord category (cat5e/cat6 patch...

Power cords When it comes to high-current wiring in vehicles, there are two types of stranded power cords available: solid copper wire and copper-clad aluminum wire. This article looks at the differences between each type of wire and explains the challenge of ensuring that your high-current equipment gets the power needed to do the work you want to accomplish. Car audio power cordFor power...

Copper Clad Aluminum (CCA wire) is a composite bimetal with electrical conductor-grade aluminum as the core and oxygen-free copper on the outer layer. The cladding process creates a permanent continuous weld between the two metals. Composite wires are particularly suitable for electrical applications where weight and conductivity issues are critical. Copper accounts for 10% or 15% of the wire...

When installing car audio, never underestimate the importance of high-quality wires. The two standard types of car audio cables are CCA wire (copper-clad aluminum) and OFC (oxygen-free copper). They are far from equal. Let's take a look at the difference between these two options.   One of the challenges in choosing a speaker cable for your car is to ensure that it is good enough to handle...

Today's market is flooded with cheap imitations and second-hand goods posing as new products. From time to time we fall victim to these tricks to fool the industry. The most frustrating part is that retailers and distributors treat these imitations as original products. A unique diagram that we will discuss here is the diagram implemented in the Ethernet patch cord category (cat5e/cat6 patch...

CCA wire is very different from solid EC grade aluminum wire. On the one hand, CCA belongs to a metal called "bimetal", while EC grade aluminum is called an alloy. Bimetals are not alloys. An alloy is defined as a mixture of at least two different metals through a melting process. Bimetal is a physical combination of two different metals, designed to maintain the best performance of each metal....

It is cheaper than using solid copper wire, and cables made withCCA wire are not worth the risk at all. Not only are they not compliant with the standards, they usually do not have a valid UL safety list under National Electric Not Worth the Savings or RiskCode (NEC). What about the UL mark on the box? If the cable is manufactured with CCA and claims to comply with the standard, it may be a...