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The combined wire is a winding wire made of several copper/ aluminum rectangular wires arranged in accordance with the specified requirements and wrapped by specific insulating materials. It is mainly used in the windings of oil-immersed transformers, reactors and other electrical devices. Budweiser Electric specializes in the production of copper and aluminum conductor paper-wrapped wires and combined wires, with accurate product shape, moderate wrapping tightness.




-Bare Copper/Aluminum Strips
-Paper Wrapped Copper/Aluminum Strips
-Enamelled Copper/Aluminum Strips
-Film Wrapped Copper/Aluminum Strips

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Axes Arranged Vertically
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Number of Conductors (n)
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≤4
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Width (B)
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4mm - 25mm
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Thickness (a)
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- For n=2: 1mm - 3mm
- For n=3: 1mm - 2.2mm - For n=4: 1mm - 1.7mm |
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Width-to-Thickness Ratio
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2:1 ≤ B/a ≤ 10:1
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Axial Side-by-Side (n=2)
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Width (B)
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4mm - 12.5mm
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Thickness (a)
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2.5mm - 6mm
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Width-to-Thickness Ratio
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B/a ≤ 4:1
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Side-by-Side Radially
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Number of Conductors (n)
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≤4
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Width (B)
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4mm - 10mm
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Thickness (a)
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4mm - 6mm
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Width-to-Thickness Ratio
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1:1 ≤ B/a ≤ 2.5:1
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Axial Radial Arrangement
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Width (B)
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4mm - 12.5mm
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Thickness (a)
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1mm - 3mm
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Width-to-Thickness Ratio
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2:1 ≤ B/a ≤ 10:1
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Harness Size
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Width (B)
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<35mm
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Thickness (A)
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<13mm
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Q1: What is combination wire, and why is it used in transformers?
A: A specialized winding wire combining copper and aluminum rectangular strands wrapped with insulating materials (paper/film). It's ideal for oil-immersed transformers, reactors, and electrical devices where thermal stability and cost efficiency are critical. Copper's high conductivity paired with aluminum's lightweight properties optimize performance.
Q2: What are the key dimensions and specifications of your combination wire?
A: