High Heat Resistant AWG Double Coated Aluminum Wire is a specially coated, high temperature resistant aluminum conductor for winding applications in high temperature environments.

   AWG is a U.S. wire gauge standard used to indicate the gauge and diameter of wire. The smaller the AWG number, the larger the wire diameter.
 The current-carrying capacity and resistance characteristics of a wire can be determined using AWG specifications.

High Heat Resistance:
   -High Heat Resistance AWG double coated aluminum winding wire has a special coating that allows it to operate in high temperature environments with good heat resistance.
   - The coating is typically made of a high temperature resistant insulating material such as polyimide or polyamideimide to provide good electrical insulation and high temperature resistance.



 The conductor of high heat resistant AWG double coated aluminum winding wire is made of high purity aluminum.
   - Aluminum conductors have low density and good electrical conductivity, making them suitable for many applications requiring lightweight and high performance.

   - High Heat Resistant AWG Double Coated Aluminum Winding Wire is commonly used in high temperature environments for electric motors, transformers, generators, inductors and other winding equipment.
   - The wire is suitable for applications that require operation at high temperatures, such as aerospace, automotive electronics, and industrial heating equipment.

When using high thermal resistance AWG double coated aluminum winding wire, the appropriate AWG gauge and wire diameter should be selected based on the specific application requirements to ensure that the desired current load and resistance requirements are met. In addition, temperature management and thermal design are important considerations to ensure the stability and reliability of the windings and equipment.