LP Industries exports large quantities of 180 and 200 grade polyurethane enameled copper wires to Indonesia, where they are well known.

What is Polyurethane Enameled Copper Wire?
Polyurethane enameled copper wire is a standard in the construction industry and is used for a variety of electrical and communication wiring.
Polyurethane enameled copper wire is a type of wire that is commonly used in a variety of applications due to its insulating properties and heat resistance. It is typically used where a high level of conductivity and reliable insulation is required.


Polyurethane can be soldered to 40 AWG ultra-fine enameled copper wire. Copper enameled wire is wire that is coated with a thin layer of enamel (varnish) insulation to prevent short circuits on the surface of the wire.

Key Characteristics and Applications of Polyurethane (PU) Enameled Wire:
Characteristics:
Conductivity: Copper is an excellent conductor of electricity, making copper wire ideal for efficiently transmitting electrical signals and power.

Insulation: The polyurethane enamel coating provides excellent insulation, protecting the copper wire from external factors that may cause short circuits or interference.

Heat Resistance: Polyurethane enameled wire is known for its resistance to high temperatures, making it suitable for applications where the wire may be subjected to heat.

FLEXIBILITY: Even with the enamel coating, the wire remains flexible, making it easier to install and use in a variety of applications.

Applications:
Motors and transformers: polyurethane enameled copper wire is commonly used in the windings of motors, generators, transformers and other electromagnetic equipment due to its excellent electrical and thermal properties.

Coils and Inductors: Used in the production of coils and inductors used in electronics and circuits.

Automotive Industry: This type of wire can be found in a variety of automotive components, including ignition coils, sensors and solenoids.

Consumer Electronics: It is used in products such as speakers, headphones and other electronic devices where conductivity and insulation are critical.

Industrial equipment: polyurethane enameled copper wire is used in a variety of industrial equipment and machinery, especially where reliability and performance are critical.

Aerospace and Defense: In aerospace and defense applications where high performance and reliability are critical, this type of wire is used in components such as avionics, communication systems and radar equipment.

Telecommunications: Used in the production of telecommunications equipment such as antennas, transmitters and receivers.

Medical: Some medical devices, especially those requiring precise electrical signals, can use polyurethane enameled copper wire.

When using polyurethane enameled copper wire, it is important to consider the specific requirements of the application, such as temperature ranges, conductivity needs and mechanical considerations. In addition, proper handling and installation are critical to maintaining the integrity of the wire's insulation and conductivity.