Winding Wires

Our specialist winding wire factory produces 15,000 tons a year of high-performance wires.

All wires are tested to IEC and European standards.

Almost 70% of our production goes to customers in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.

Demand is especially high in the field of oil and dry transformers, switch gears, motors, and compressors.

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15000

Tons of Winding Wires

70%

Export

Product Range
Paper insulated flat wire
Enameled Round Copper Wires
Welding Wire

Paper Insulated Flat Wire (paper wrapped rectangular copper wires). Suitable for:

  • Oil filled transformers
  • Power and distribution transformers
  • Choke coils

Enamelled round copper wires Suitable for:

 

  • Transformer coils
  • Motor and generator coils
  • Compressor coils
  • Measuring device coils
  • TV deflection yoke coils
  • Relays, solenoid coils, and ballast 

Welding Wire (Bare Copper Wire). Suitable for:

  • All types of metal cans

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