Formvar

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Formvar is a synthetic film insulation containing polyvinyl acetal and phenolic resins. It has been in general use in the electrical industry as a Class 105°C wire for over fifty years.

Formvar is recommended, but not limited to the following applications:

  • Oil filled transformers
  • Motors
  • Random wound coils
  • Solenoids
Thermal Class:
105°C
Size Range:
Round: 8-23 AWG, Single Build Round: 4-23 AWG, Heavy Build Square, Rectangle: Many
Insulation:
Polyvinyl Acetal
Standards:
NEMA: MW 15, MW 18 IEC: 60317-1, 60317-14, 60317-17, 60317-67 JIS: PVF
Formvar Datasheet (English)

Formvar is a synthetic film insulation containing Polyvinyl Acetal and phenolic resins.

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Formvar Datasheet (Spanish)

Formvar is a synthetic film insulation containing Polyvinyl Acetal and phenolic resins.

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Magnet Wire Packaging Data (North America)

Selecting the right magnet wire includes more than product specifications. Packaging also plays an important role in protecting material quality, supporting production flow, and helping customers integrate wire directly into operations. Essex offers a rage of reusable and recyclable reel, spool, drum, and pallet packaging designed to support the end users in our supply chain.

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