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43 AWG P155 Elektrisola

209,70€ – 289,80€ TAX excluded

P155

P155 Elektrisola is an excellent solderable enamelled copper wire with modified polyurethane solderable class 155 resins.

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Solderable enamelled copper wire

Applications: Guitar pickups, motors, transformers, valves, coils, …

Conductor nominal Diameter: 0,056 mm / AWG 43

Conductor section: 0,002463 mmq

Enamel thickness: 0.006 mm

Overall Diameter (MIN / MAX): 0.062 mm / 0.067 mm

Kg/Km conversion: 1 / 43,36

 

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AWG 43, MM 0,056
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