NEWind® Double and Triple Insulated Winding Wires

NEWind® is a high end multi-layer winding wire that replaces traditional forms.

New England Wire Technologies manufactures winding wire in single-end, stranded and Litz wire multi-conductor cable configurations. While magnet wire in the single-end or Litz wire form is the most common winding wire, its coating has been found to be susceptible to insulation loss between winding turns, separate windings and between the winding and the ground.

NEWind® multi-layer insulated winding wire solves this problem by insulating the conductors with multiple thin layers of insulation. NEWind® wire insulation layers are commonly extruded in single, double (supplementary), or triple (reinforced) layers that can reduce creepage and clearing distances. The result is motors and transformers that can be manufactured without additional insulation, thus reducing their cost and size.

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Approvals: 

  • UL 2353 OBJT2 E205791
  • UL OBMW2 E132708
  • UL 60950 Annex U
  • UL 1446 Electrical Insulation System
    • NE-F1 Class F (155°C)
    • OBJS2 File E231977
    • IEC 60085
    • CSA C22.2 No. O-M91, Appendix B
  • UL/IEC 60601-1
  • IEC 62368-1, Annex J
  • IEC 615581-1, -2-16, Annex K

The following lists some of the more common material options to assist with developing your cable.

Insulations:

  • PFA (Class H – 180° C)*
  • FEP (Class F – 155° C)
  • ETFE (Class F – 155° C)
PropertyETFEFEPPFA
Temperature RatingClass F 155°CClass F 155°CClass H 180°C*
Layer Thickness (Minimum)0.001″0.0015″0.001″
Total Thickness Supplementary (Minimum)0.002″0.003″0.002″
Total Thickness Reinforced (Minimum)0.003″0.0045″0.003″

*per UL 2353 260°C heat shock

Conductor Materials:

  • Bare Copper
  • Oxygen-Free Copper
  • Tinned Copper
  • Silver-Plated Copper
  • Nickel-Plated Copper
  • Magnet Wire
  • Wide Variety of Alloys

Insulation Colors:

  • Clear
  • White
  • Black
  • Red
  • Green
  • Yellow
  • Blue
  • Brown
  • Orange
  • Gray
  • Violet

Common usage/industries: 

  • Power conversion
  • Motors
  • Domestic appliances
  • Transformers
  • Automotive
  • Relays
  • Solenoids
  • Electromagnets
  • Inductors
  • Control devices
  • Medical/Dental
  • Renewable energy
  • Telecom
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