The metal wire is wound around a ceramic core to create Wire Wound Resistors. Metal wire is used as the resistance element in wire wound resistors, and ceramic core is used as the non-conductive material. We use Nichrome metal wires because they are resistant to high temperatures and operate at high temperatures. The resistance of a wire wound resistor is determined by the resistivity of the metal wire, its length, and its cross-sectional area. Wire wound resistors are used in electronic instruments that require power dissipation. We are the best Dealer and Distributor of Wire Wound Resistors in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.

We offer Wire Wound Resistor to our clients at reasonable prices as listed below.

• 0.5W Wire Wound Resistor
• 1W Wire Wound Resistor
• 2W Wire Wound Resistor

What is Wire Wound Resistor

A wire wound resistor is a resistor in which a wire provides resistance. This wire is typically made of copper or aluminium. A conductor is wrapped around a metallic core in a wire. It is then subjected to heating and cooling processes, which cause it to shrink or expand. It determines whether the wire is hot or cold. Wire wound resistors are incredibly thin and constructed of copper wire wrapped around a metallic core. These resistors control voltage and current. Wire-wound resistors are designed to be more robust, precise, and responsive than standard resistors. Wire-wound resistors are generally more costly than various types of resistors.

Features

• Flame resistant multi-layer coating that meets UL 94 V-0 standards.
• Flame resistant feature equivalent to UL 1412 overload test.
• Color coding in accordance with MIL and EIA standards.
• Lead wire made of tin-plated electrolytic copper.

Applications

• Measurement/Testing Equipment
• Industrial Automation
• Power Supply