LP Industries shipped 20 tons of Aluminum Winding Wire to Argentina Also known as Aluminum Magnet Wire or Aluminum Winding Conductor, it is a type of wire used in a variety of electrical applications. 

Below are some typical specifications and characteristics of aluminum wound wire:
Conductor Material: Aluminum (99.5% purity or better)

Aluminum has good electrical conductivity and is lightweight, making it suitable for many applications.
Wire Gauge: Typically specified by American Wire Gauge (AWG) or International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) standards.


Common AWG sizes for aluminum-wound wire range from 14 AWG to 38 AWG, with smaller numbers indicating thicker wire.
Insulation: Aluminum winding wire is typically insulated to provide electrical insulation and prevent fraying or short circuiting. Insulation can be made from a variety of materials such as:

Enamel (polyester, polyurethane, polyimide): commonly used in small motors and transformers.
Fiberglass: suitable for high temperature applications.
Paper: used in oil-immersed transformers.
Other synthetic materials: depending on the specific requirements of the application.
Heat Resistance Ratings: Aluminum winding wire is assigned a heat resistance rating based on its ability to withstand temperature without significantly degrading its electrical or mechanical properties. Common thermal classes include:
Class 130: Suitable for applications up to 130°C.
Class 155: For applications up to 155°C.
Class 180: For applications up to 180°C.
Class 200: Suitable for temperatures up to 200°C.
Grade 220: For applications up to 220°C.
Conductivity: Aluminum winding wire is slightly less conductive than copper, but still highly conductive.

Weight: Aluminum winding wire is lighter than copper wire, making it beneficial for weight-sensitive applications.

APPLICATIONS: Aluminum winding wire is commonly used in a variety of electrical devices and equipment, including:
Electric motors (e.g. AC motors and small motors)
Transformers
Inductors and solenoids
Generators
Electronic equipment coils