Coil

Brief Introduction

A coil is an electromagnetic induction component regularly wound with insulated wires including enameled wire, fiberglass covered wire, paper covered wire and other magnet wires in specified shapes and turns. As the core component of motors, transformers, reactors, electromagnets and all types of electrical equipment, it realizes electric power transmission, energy conversion and signal control through electromagnetic conversion.

Core Features

• Precisely designed according to turns, wire gauge and winding structure with stable inductance and electrical parameters

• Sound insulation treatment featuring outstanding voltage resistance, heat resistance and shock resistance for safe operation

• Compact structure and neat winding layout delivering high space utilization

• Customizable dimensions, winding turns and connection modes tailored to different operating conditions

• Subjected to varnish impregnation, drying and curing processes for high structural integrity, excellent shockproof and moisture-proof performance as well as prolonged service life

Application Scenarios

Widely applied in all electrical and industrial control devices requiring electromagnetic conversion, such as electric motors, generators, transformers, reactors, instrument transformers, solenoid valves, relays, electromagnets, induction heating equipment, automotive electronics and household appliances.