ISO-approved enameled insulated 12-gauge aluminum wire is available in round and flat shapes.

What are the uses of enameled aluminum wire?
Enameled aluminum wire, also known as aluminum enameled wire, is used for similar purposes as enameled copper wire, but is made from aluminum instead of copper as the conductive core. It is coated with a thin layer of insulating enamel that provides electrical isolation and makes it suitable for a variety of applications that require a lightweight and cost-effective conductor. Here are some common uses for enameled aluminum wire:

Electromagnetic Devices: Enameled aluminum wire is used to construct a variety of electromagnetic devices such as transformers, inductors and electromagnets. These devices require precise winding of coils, and the thin layer of enameled insulation allows for efficient, compact winding while maintaining electrical insulation.

Motors and generators: Enameled aluminum wire is commonly used in the windings of motors and generators. Its lightweight properties help to reduce the overall weight of the equipment while maintaining good electrical conductivity and insulation.

Coils and Solenoids: Enameled aluminum wire is used in applications that require the generation of magnetic fields, such as solenoids and coils used in various electronic and industrial systems.

Automotive: Enameled aluminum wire is used in automotive applications including ignition coils, sensors and other components that require a lightweight conductor with good electrical properties.

Consumer Electronics: Used in a variety of consumer electronics devices, including speakers, headphones and other audio-related equipment.

Lighting: Enameled aluminum wire is sometimes used in the windings of ballasts for fluorescent and other lighting fixtures.

Appliances: Can be used in appliances that require electromagnetism, such as microwave ovens, washing machines, and air conditioners.

Energy generation and distribution: Enameled aluminum wire can be used in certain applications that require lightweight conductors for power transmission and distribution.

High Frequency Applications: The electrical characteristics of enameled aluminum wire make it suitable for high frequency applications such as radio frequency (RF) circuits and antennas.

Space and Aerospace Industry: The lightweight nature and electrical characteristics of enameled aluminum wire make it valuable in applications where weight is a critical factor, such as aerospace and satellite systems.