This PTFE-insulated wire is made from silver-plated copper that offers high quality performance and excellent electrical conductivity. The extruded PTFE insulation allows for use in high temperature electronic applications, while also protecting the wire against abrasion, chemicals, oils, and solvents. The insulation is also highly resistant to thermal aging, solder damage, flame, and moisture. The wire conforms to MIL-spec specifications and provides great uniformity for processing, stripping, and terminating.
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Wire Size
22 AWG
Temperature Rating
200°C (392°F)
Voltage
60 Volts
Diameter
0.051
Insulation
PTFE
Conductor Diameter
0.056"
Metal Type
Copper
Shape
Hook Up Wire
Color
Red
Brand
Remington Industries
Type
MIL-W-16878/4 Type E Stranded Wire (19/34)
Weight/Lineal Foot
0.016 pounds

The 22 AWG stranded wire is made from silver-plated copper, providing excellent electrical conductivity. It features PTFE insulation, which is highly resistant to abrasion, chemicals, oils, solvents, thermal aging, solder damage, flame, and moisture, making it suitable for high temperature electronic applications up to 200�C (392�F).

Yes, this wire conforms to MIL-spec specifications, specifically MIL-W-16878/4 Type E stranded wire (19/34), ensuring great uniformity for processing, stripping, and terminating, which makes it suitable for demanding military and high-spec electronic uses.

The wire is available in various lengths ranging from 300 to 12,000 feet, all in stock and ready to ship. Shipping weights vary by length, for example, 300 feet weighs about 0.4 lb and 12,000 feet weighs about 16 lb.

The wire supports a voltage rating of 60 volts and is ideal for high temperature electronic applications where durability against harsh environments and excellent conductivity are required.

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