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World of Induction

THE BLOG ABOUT WINDING GOODS AND ALL THAT COMES WITH IT

There are many factors that influence the success of development projects, the ability to find the best suppliers in global procurement and the availability of technologically leading production partners. In the "World of Induction", KUK reports on current trends in the production of winding goods and electronics. There are also tips to help developers and buyers in their daily work.


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Myths and facts on edgewise windings

While edgewise coils are gaining popularity among engineers for their optimal properties in specific applications, they are not necessarily the top choice compared to traditional round wire coils. Engineers can maximize the benefits of edgewise coils by carefully considering factors like wire availability, manufacturing complexity, and performance advantages, allowing them to effectively navigate ...

Self-supported coils: Facts about coils made of selfbonding wire

Self-supported coils are coils made of wire that is coated with a thermoplastic layer - the bonding varnish. The term selfbonding enamel wire already indicates it: This wire is bonded during the winding process to give the coil the necessary stability without any other aids, especially in the case of air coils. The use of selfbonding wire can offer advantages over a bobbin coil in some cases, ...

Insulation layer on magnet wires: A common stumbling block for engineers

In coil production, the insulation of the wire has an influence on a wide variety of product properties such as application range, service life, costs or coil design. Wire insulation also has an effect on various factors during coil manufacturing, such as scrap or further processing. This article summarises the essential facts about wire insulation - and its effect on coil design - for engineers.