Oversized enameled aluminum wire up to 6mm in diameter is a special type of enameled wire consisting of an aluminum conductor coated with a thin layer of enameled insulation. This wire is relatively large in diameter and is typically used in applications where high current carrying capacity is required or where space constraints allow the use of larger wire sizes.

With appropriate design modifications, super enameled aluminum wire can be used as a replacement for copper enameled wire. It is mainly used in electronic circuits, controllers, microwave ovens, refrigerators, etc.

The enameled insulation on aluminum wire provides electrical isolation between turns, preventing short circuits and ensuring proper function. The enameled coating also protects the wire from environmental factors such as moisture, chemicals and abrasion.



Enameled aluminum wire offers several advantages over copper wire, including lightweight, corrosion resistance, and cost-effectiveness. It is commonly used in applications such as transformers, motors, inductors, solenoids and other electromagnetic devices.

When using 6 mm enameled aluminum wire, the specific electrical and mechanical requirements of the application must be considered. The wire gauge, insulation type, and temperature rating should be selected based on the expected voltage, current, and operating conditions.

To purchase 6 mm enameled aluminum wire, it is recommended that you contact your local electrical supplier, manufacturer or distributor that specializes in enameled or winding wire products. They can provide you with information on the availability, brands and specifications of enameled aluminum wire in your area.

In addition, make sure you consult with a professional or expert in the field to determine if enameled aluminum wire is suitable for your particular application and to ensure compliance with any relevant electrical standards and regulations.

What is Enameled Rectangular Aluminum Enameled Wire?
Enameled rectangular aluminum enameled wire and enameled rectangular copper enameled wire are used as conductors in electromagnets that use electricity to generate magnetic fields. Rectangular or flat aluminum enameled wire and rectangular or flat copper enameled wire/tape are tightly wound.

What are the advantages of winding coils with enameled wire?
Conventional enameled wire wound coils require insulation between the primary and secondary coils by means of an isolation tape or interlayer tape to isolate the primary and secondary windings. Due to the very high dielectric strength of the three-layer coating, the creepage factor is very low.