Polyurethane enemelled copper wire ( UEW : Class B , Temperature 130 oC)

Can I use enameled silver wire instead of enameled copper wire to make a stronger electromagnet?

The surface must smooth, shiny metallic colors and no scratch. The surface coating film must not sticky at room temperature.

Insulation materials are used for two purposes: electrical network components of mutual insulation and capacitor media (energy storage).

Magnet wire, or enameled wire, is a copper or aluminum wire covered with a very thin layer of insulation.

Q: Why is copper wiring safer than aluminum wiring?

Q: What's the difference between an enameled aluminum wire and an enameled copper wire?

Comparison of Different Metal Conductors

Winding or coil - a length of wire or conductor wound in a specific shape, in order to achieve specific magnetic, electric or electromagnetic properties of such configuration.

Enamelled wire is a metallic conductor insulated with a varnish and generally used for electrical applications.

Enamelled wire with  is widely used in windings of small and medium size electric motors and transformers, as well as other electromagnetic devices such as sensors and actuators.

For definitions, general notes on methods of test and the complete series of methods of test for winding wires, see IEC 60851-1.