UEW (Ultra Enameled Wire), PEW (Polyester Enameled Wire), AIW (Acrylic Enameled Wire), and SWG (Standard Wire Gauge) are different types of enameled aluminum wires commonly used for various applications. Below is a brief description of each type:


UEW (Ultra Enameled Wire): UEW is an enameled aluminum wire with a thin insulating layer made of polyester or polyesterimide. It has excellent heat resistance and is suitable for applications requiring high temperature performance.

PEW (Polyester Enameled Wire): PEW is another type of enameled aluminum wire with a polyester insulating coating. It has good electrical properties and is commonly used in applications such as motors, transformers and solenoids.

AIW (Acrylic Enameled Wire): AIW is a type of enameled aluminum wire with an insulating coating made of acrylic. It has good electrical properties, mechanical strength and chemical resistance.AIW is commonly used in applications such as coils, relays and small transformers.

SWG (Standard Wire Gauge): SWG is a system for measuring the diameter of wire, including enameled aluminum wire. It provides standardization of wire sizes.The SWG scale assigns a specific number to each wire diameter, with larger numbers indicating smaller diameters.

These different types of enameled aluminum wire may have different temperature ratings, electrical properties, and application suitability. When selecting a specific type for your application, it is important to consider factors such as desired temperature resistance, electrical conductivity, insulation properties, and any industry or application specific requirements.

To obtain the type and SWG size of enameled aluminum wire you need, you can contact a manufacturer, distributor, or supplier that specializes in electromagnetic or enameled wire. They will be able to provide you with options and specifications based on your specific needs and requirements.