Conductor material: Copper Insulation: Copper wire coated with two layers of enamel insulation. Before welding, remove the enamel coating with sandpaper or a wire stripper. Temperature resistance: 200°C Key benefits conductivity: Copper provides reliable electrical performance with low resistance, supporting stable electrical connections. Durable enamel insulation: Two layers of enamel offer robust insulation for standard wiring tasks and protection during handling and assembly. Easy preparation for connections: Exposed ends can be prepared by stripping the enamel, enabling clean, reliable welds or solder joints. Why this matters The copper conductor ensures efficient current flow and consistent performance in electrical assemblies. The twolayer enamel coating provides insulation to prevent short circuits in typical use environments, while still allowing for end preparation when connections are needed. The enamel must be removed from the ends prior to welding or soldering to ensure proper metaltometal contact. 23 practical use scenarios Electronics prototyping and projects where enamelcoated copper wire is used and ends must be stripped for soldering. temperature work within environments rated up to 200°C, where the insulation stability of the enamel supports safe operation. Small electrical assemblies or DIY repairs that require reliable copper conductors with removable enamel insulation to create clean weld or solder joints.