Insulated cauldron wire, also call...

Insulated cauldron wire, also called magnet wire, is a critical composing used in the manufacture of ignition coils, transducers, transformers, coils, motor windings, and many other electromagnetic products

* Traditionally, the magnet wire used in these performances is joined to terminals, pins, or tags using soldering techniques. The magnet wire frequently has a high enough temperature grade insulation that mechanical stripping of the insulation is required prior to soldering. The terminal designs/configurations used in ignition coils vary depending in succession the requirements of the production but their material is usually brass, which is many times tin-plated. Concerns with stripping and soldering cauldron ...