| Brand Name: | Morn |
| Model Number: | SB-ECTC |
| MOQ: | 50000 USD |
| Price: | USD quoted per meter based on specific cable specifications |
| Delivery Time: | 15~35 days upon receipt of advance payment |
| Payment Terms: | L/C |
Self-Bonding Acetal Enamelled Copper Continuously Transposed Conductor combines individually enamelled rectangular copper strands with an additional bonding layer. After winding and appropriate heat or other specified activation, the bonding layer helps the conductor strands form a mechanically stable structure.
The construction provides reliable electrical insulation while improving winding integrity, dimensional stability, and resistance to mechanical movement. It is designed for demanding transformer winding applications where conductor stability and compact winding construction are important.
Manufactured with reference to applicable requirements of:
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Conductor | High-conductivity copper |
| Strand Shape | Rectangular |
| Strand Arrangement | Multiple parallel strands |
| Transposition | Continuous transposition |
| Primary Insulation | Acetal enamel |
| Bonding Layer | Self-bonding enamel / bonding coating |
| Surface | Smooth and uniform |
| Overall Form | Continuously transposed conductor |
| Parameter | Typical Requirement |
|---|---|
| Conductor Material | Electrolytic copper |
| Copper Purity | ≥ 99.90% |
| Conductor Type | Rectangular copper strands |
| Primary Insulation | Acetal enamel |
| Bonding System | Self-bonding coating |
| Thermal Class | According to customer specification |
| Strand Thickness | Customized |
| Strand Width | Customized |
| Number of Strands | Customized |
| Overall Dimensions | Customized |
| Transposition Pitch | Customized |
| Breakdown Voltage | According to insulation grade |
| Bond Strength | According to specified bonding system |
| Electrical Resistance | According to conductor size |
| Winding Compatibility | Suitable for transformer winding equipment |
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Q: What makes this CTC self-bonding?
A: An additional bonding coating allows adjacent strands to form a mechanically stable structure after the specified activation process.
Q: Why use self-bonding CTC?
A: It can improve winding stability, reduce strand movement, and help maintain a compact conductor structure during transformer operation.
Q: Can the bonding activation method be customized?
A: Yes. The bonding system can be selected according to the customer's winding process and thermal requirements.
Q: Is the conductor suitable for large transformers?
A: Yes. Its construction can be customized for high-current and large transformer winding applications.
Q: Can different strand configurations be supplied?
A: Yes. Strand count, dimensions, insulation system, and transposition pitch can be customized.