Heat-resistant, benzimidazol polymer coated flat electrical wire

Details Heat-resistant, benzimidazol polymer coated flat electrical wire Heat-resistant, benzimidazol polymer coated flat electrical wire

1997-02-28

1999-12-07

Krynski, William

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Coated or structually defined flake, particle, cell, strand,...

Rod, strand, filament or fiber

428383, 4284735, 427118, 427120, 4273722, 4273855, 427359, 174117FF, 174120SR, 174110SR, B32B 1500, B05D 512, H01B 700

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059980273

ABSTRACT:
A flat electrical wire having a substantially rectangular cross-section is prepared from an electrical conductor having a circular cross-section, first by applying a benzimidazol-based polymer coat to the wire, then rolling the coated conductor to yield the flat wire. The flat wire thus prepared has a high heat resistance and dielectric breakdown resistance and can avoid dislocation or slippage when used in a magnet coil.

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