Visit our Resources page and you'll find a Solid Copper Wire & Magnet Wire Data Chart, as well as various other magnet wire data sheets, including for plain enamel, polyurethane, and polyamide-imide wire. If you know you're in need of magnet wire, but are unsure which gauge or diameter wire you need, we can help. For example, 30 AWG enameled copper wire is a popular choice for teachers and students. Our wire is perfect for work on electromagnets, robotics, wiring electronics, and automotive projects. Science experiments are valuable educational experiences, and we provide magnet wire to innovative teachers across the nation, to enable learning. We're also proud to provide magnet wire for school projects. If you're in need of coil winding services, our team is here to help. The term "winding wire" typically refers to magnet wire because many of its applications require it to be formed in a wound coil. Enameled Wire and Winding WireĮnameled wire and winding wire are terms often used interchangeably to describe magnet wire. If you're looking for enameled copper wire, you're in the right place.
One of the key reasons engineers choose magnet wire is that it allows multiple layers of wire to be wound together without short circuiting. It is available in many sizes, temperature ratings, and colors. This type of wire is used in electromagnets, transformers, Tesla coils, speakers, inductors, guitar pickups, and motors. Magnet wire is the term used to describe copper wire coated with an insulating jacket.
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