Enamelled wire is a major type of winding wire, consisting of two parts: a conductor and an insulation layer. It is generally made by annealing and softening bare wires, then painting and baking them multiple times. Enamel wire has a wide range of applications, mainly including:

1. Wiring terminals for electrical equipment: Due to the excellent corrosion resistance and high temperature resistance of enameled wire, it can withstand higher temperatures and currents in the wiring terminals of electrical equipment, improving the safety and service life of electrical equipment.

2. Electric tools, heating equipment, and other electrical equipment: These appliances need to withstand high temperatures and currents, and enameled wires can meet these requirements.

3. Communication equipment: Due to the high pressure and current that communication equipment needs to withstand, enameled wires can also meet these requirements.

4. Network transformer coil: Enamel wire can be used to wind the coil and transmit electrical energy through changes in magnetic field. In network transformers, the types and specifications of enameled wires can be selected according to different application scenarios and requirements.

5. Handicrafts, decorations, jewelry, etc.: In addition to its application in the electronic field, enameled wire can also be used to make various handicrafts, decorations, jewelry, etc.

The above is an introduction to the uses of enameled wire, hoping to be helpful to everyone.