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The SynWire W 210 is a thermal class N heat resistant enamelled copper wire with an extensive range of good and very good quality features. As it is a dual-coat wire its insulation film consists of 2 different coatings on top of one another. These ensure: a very good permanent thermal and overload resistance, excellent resistance to chemical attacks e.g. by alkalines, washing and cleaning agents, impregnating varnishes and resins, sealing compounds, thinners, solvents and refrigerants as well as their vapours, an excellent mechanical abrasion resistance and a very low coefficient of friction of the wire surface. In individual cases, special material compatibilities may have to be tested. Bonding occurs after mechanical skinning via soldering or direct connection, welding, crimping.