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(1) Polyester enameled round copper wire
(2) Themal class: F/155
(3) Specification: 0.60-6.00mm

Enameled round copper wire, PEW/155

Product Description

1. Name: Polyester Enameled Round Copper Wire, Class 155

PEW155 UL Recognized Enamelled Copper Wire for Motor Winding

2. Type: PEW/130, PEW/155, EIW/180, EI/AIW/200, EI/AIW/220

3. Reference Standard: IEC60317-3:2004

4. Characteristics:

-Work continuously under 155°C

-Excellent resistance to solvent and heat

-Suitable for winding in motors class F

5. Application:

motors, transformers, generators, ignition coils, electroacoustics components, relays, ballasts, compressors, inductors, solenoid values, etc

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