Paper Covered Conductor

Types of Paper Covered Conductor
Paper Round Aluminum / Copper Wire: 1.0–7.0mm
Paper Flat Aluminum / Copper Wire: thickness: 1–10mm, width: 3-35mm

Model: single layer, double layers or according to your requirements
Thermal class: 130, 155, 180(Class H), 200(Class C)

Paper-covered conductors come in various types based on the conductor material, the paper insulation type, and the specific application requirements.

Paper tape covered wire is essential components in various electrical applications, particularly in transformers, motors, and generators.

LP Industry supplies

Thickness： 0.8mm- 10mm

Type	Specifications	Conductor
Paper tape covered round copper wire	0.5mm – 5mm	bare copper / aluminum conductor or enameled copper / aluminum conductor
Paper tape covered round aluminium wire	0.5mm – 5mm
Paper tape covered rectangular copper wire	Width: 2mm -31.5mm Thickness： 0.8mm- 10mm
Paper tape covered rectangular aluminium wire	Width: 2mm -31.5mm Thickness： 0.8mm- 10mm

Paper Covered Conductor Types

Type	Material	Temperature Range	Flexibility	Moisture Resistance	Cost	Applications
Kraft Paper	Kraft Paper	Up to 105°C	Moderate	Low	Low	Transformers, motors, coils
Crepe Paper	Crepe Paper	Up to 105°C	High	Low	Low	Flexible transformers, motor windings
Diamond Dotted Paper	Kraft/Crepe	Up to 120°C	Moderate	Moderate	Medium	Oil-immersed transformers, HV equipment
DPP (Diamond Pattern)	Kraft/Crepe	Up to 130°C	Moderate	Moderate	High	High-stress transformers, motors
Mica Paper	Mica Paper	Up to 180°C	Low	High	High	High-temperature transformers, motors
Nomex Paper	Nomex Paper	Up to 220°C	Moderate	High	Very High	High-performance motors, aerospace

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LP Industry adopts the wooden spools for paper covered conductors. They are robust, durable, and offer excellent protection for the conductor.

Packing for Paper Covered Conductor

Labels shall be attached to each packaging unit as agreed between supplier and user and shall include the following information:
a) manufacturer’s name and/or trade mark;
b) type of wire and insulation, for instance trade name and/or IEC specification number;
C) net mass of wire;
d) nominal dimension(s) of wire and grade of insulation;
e) date of manufacture.