Both polyurethane enameled wire and polyester enameled wire are enameled wire, but there are certain differences between them. The main differences between the two enameled wires are:
✅ 1. Different insulation levels
Polyester enameled wires are mostly B and F class, while polyurethane enameled wires are mostly F and H class.
✅ 2. Different composition
Polyester enameled wires are composed of copper conductors and polyester resins; polyurethane enameled wires are composed of copper conductors and polyurethane resins.
✅ 3. Different thermal levels
The thermal level of polyester enameled wire is 130, and the thermal level of enameled wire after modification is 155; the thermal levels of polyurethane enameled wire are 130, 155, and 180.
✅ 4. Different uses
Polyester enameled wire is mainly used for electronic communication lighting coils, sealed submersible motors, micro generators, heat-resistant transformers, contactors, and solenoid valves. Polyurethane enameled wire is mainly used for relays, micromotors, small transformers, degaussing coils, ignition coils, water stop valves, magnetic heads, and communication equipment wires.
Comparing polyester enameled wire and polyurethane enameled wire, each has its own strengths, and it is not necessarily better than the other. Customers should choose the right type of enameled wire according to your needs.
Polyester enameled wire has good mechanical strength, film adhesion, excellent electrical, scratch resistance, chemical resistance, thermal stability and solvent resistance; but its weakness is poor heat shock resistance and low moisture resistance.
Polyurethane enameled wire has direct solderability, good high-frequency resistance, easy coloring and good moisture resistance; its disadvantages are slightly poor mechanical strength, low heat resistance, and poor flexibility and adhesion of large-size wires.
Enameled wire is a winding wire, which consists of a conductor and an insulating layer. It has mechanical, chemical, electrical and thermal properties and is widely used.
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