Donau Elektronik medený lakovaný drôt 0,10 mm vonkajší priemer 100 m cievka (LD10-0)

Winding a small transformer or repairing a coil in a hobby project often calls for a wire that can handle tight spaces and high temperatures. The Donau Elektronik LD10-0 enameled copper wire delivers exactly that: a 0.10 mm outer diameter (including insulation) and a 100-meter spool that gives you plenty of length for multiple jobs. Whether you're rewinding an inductor, crafting a custom electromagnet, or prototyping a new motor design, this solid-core copper wire with a Class F enamel insulation (rated up to 155 °C) ensures reliable performance in demanding applications.

Key specifications

• Conductor material: Copper
• Outer diameter (incl. insulation): 0.10 mm
• Wire length: 100 m
• Conductor type: Solid core (1 strand)
• Insulation material: Enamel
• Insulation class: Class F (155 °C)
• Maximum temperature rating: 155 °C
• Standard: DIN EN 60317-0-1 (VDE 0317-0-1)
• RoHS compliant: Yes
• Packaging: Spool

Why choose it

The thin 0.10 mm diameter allows for high-density winding in compact components, while the enamel insulation provides excellent dielectric strength and heat resistance. This wire is manufactured to meet the DIN EN 60317-0-1 standard, ensuring consistent quality and performance. The 100-meter spool offers a generous supply for both prototyping and small production runs, reducing the need for frequent reordering.

Ideal use cases

• Coil winding for inductors and transformers
• Electronics repair and restoration
• Hobby projects such as custom electromagnets or motors
• Prototyping of sensors and actuators
• Educational experiments in physics and electronics

Good to know

The wire is supplied on a convenient spool that prevents tangling and allows for smooth unwinding during use. The enamel insulation is designed to withstand soldering temperatures, making it easy to terminate connections. For best results, strip the enamel mechanically or with a suitable solvent before soldering. This product is RoHS compliant, aligning with environmental standards for electronic components.