What is the simple method for removing paint from enameled wire?

Enamel wire is a common wire material, often used in electronic products and electrical equipment. Due to long-term use, the surface of enamel wire may experience paint peeling, affecting the conductivity and service life of the wire. Below are several simple methods for removing paint from enamel wire.

1. Oven method: Place the enameled wire into a preheated oven, generally controlled between 150-180 ℃, bake for 10-20 minutes to make the paint layer brittle, and then easily scrape off the paint layer with a blade or pliers.

2. Alcohol method: Soak the enameled wire in alcohol, wait for the paint layer to soften, and then easily scrape off the paint layer with a blade or pliers. It should be noted that alcohol is flammable, and safety should be taken into account during operation.

3. Sandpaper method: Flatten the sandpaper and rub the enameled wire back and forth on it until the paint layer is worn off. It should be noted that this method can easily damage the surface of the enameled wire, affecting its conductivity and service life.

4. Hot air gun method: Aim the hot air gun at the enameled wire, and generally control the temperature between 150-180 ℃ to make the lacquer layer brittle. Then use a blade or pliers to easily scrape off the lacquer layer. It should be noted that during operation, do not stay in the same position for too long to avoid deformation or burning of the enameled wire.

5. Scratching and removing paint method

You can use a small knife or a broken saw blade to scrape off the paint one by one. When scraping, do not only scrape on both sides, be careful to scrape along the circle, and do not scratch the wires. This method is too time-consuming and laborious, but it is still possible if there are few enameled wires.

Enamel wire is a type of wire material that has the advantages of good insulation performance, light weight, and long service life. It is widely used in electronic products and electrical equipment. However, the surface of enamel wire may experience paint peeling, which affects the conductivity and service life of the wire.