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An insulated copper or aluminium conductor called magnet wire is used to wind transformers, motors, generators, and any other electrical equipment that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy.
Any of the several varieties of electrical wire connectors used to terminate a wire or cable or to connect it to an electrical system are referred to as terminals and connectors.
Although there are many different types of magnet wire, all of them must have the following characteristics: uniform insulation, good electrical characteristics like dielectric strength and insulation resistance, resistance to mechanical stress, resistance to chemicals, solvents, and encasing varnishes, and thermal resistance.
The insulation might be made of a thin layer of varnish known as enamel, a fibrous polyester or fibreglass yarn, or a combination of both.
The Global Magnet wire terminals market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
The newest MAG-MATE terminals will accept fine aluminium and copper magnet wires. The possibilities of the current product portfolio are expanded with the introduction of six new MAG-MATE terminals by TE Connectivity for fine aluminium and copper magnet wire diameters.
In the same way as other MAG-MATE terminals, they use insulation displacement connection (IDC) technology to offer a smooth, stable metal-to-metal interface without the need for pre-stripping the magnet wire. The new connectors may receive either copper magnet wire or aluminium magnet wire with a diameter of 0.18 to 0.36 mm and an AWG of 33 to 27. (0.16-0.32mm dia).
The 187 box MAG-MATE connections shown below are for standard cavity size 1. Two distinct input/output connection types are available at these terminals.
One is a PC board mounting a solder post terminal. A FASTON tab from the 110 series is used to connect lead wires. To accommodate various wire size ranges, three alternative wire slots are available for each style.
In a variety of industries, applications can be found for lighting ballasts, power supplies, transformer windings and connections, bobbin connections, motor windings, and more.
