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| Model Number : | ECTC |
| Delivery Time : | 15~35 days upon receipt of advance payment |
| Payment Terms : | L/C |
| Certification : | IEC |
| Brand Name : | Morn |
| Price : | USD quoted per meter based on specific cable specifications |
| Supply Ability : | 15,000 KM per year |
Acetal Enamelled Copper Continuously Transposed Conductor (CTC) consists of multiple individually enamelled rectangular copper strands continuously transposed along the conductor length. The transposition distributes electrical and magnetic stresses among the individual strands, helping reduce eddy-current losses and improve winding efficiency in high-power transformers.
The enamel insulation provides reliable inter-strand electrical separation while maintaining good thermal, mechanical, and dielectric performance. This CTC design is suitable for transformer windings where compact conductor geometry, controlled insulation, and stable electrical performance are required.
Power transformer windings
Distribution transformer windings
Generator step-up transformers
Industrial transformers
Traction transformers
Furnace and rectifier transformers
High-current electromagnetic equipment
Manufactured according to applicable requirements of:
IEC 60317
IEC 60317-0-2
IEC 60317-13
IEC 60317-27
IEC 60076
Customer-specific transformer specifications
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Conductor | High-conductivity copper |
| Strand Shape | Rectangular |
| Strand Arrangement | Multiple parallel strands |
| Transposition | Continuous transposition along conductor length |
| Primary Insulation | Enamel coating on individual strands |
| Surface | Smooth and uniform |
| Conductor Form | CTC / continuously transposed conductor |
| Parameter | Typical Requirement |
|---|---|
| Conductor Material | Electrolytic copper |
| Copper Purity | ≥ 99.90% |
| Conductor Type | Rectangular copper strands |
| Insulation | Acetal enamel |
| Thermal Class | Typically Class 120 / according to specification |
| Strand Thickness | Customized |
| Strand Width | Customized |
| Number of Strands | Customized |
| Overall CTC Dimensions | Customized |
| Transposition Pitch | Customized |
| Electrical Resistance | According to conductor size and IEC requirements |
| Breakdown Voltage | According to insulation grade |
| Elongation | According to applicable enamel specification |
| Flexibility | Suitable for transformer winding operations |
| Operating Environment | Oil-immersed and dry-type transformer applications |
High electrical conductivity
Continuous and controlled strand transposition
Reduced circulating-current losses
Excellent dimensional consistency
Reliable inter-strand insulation
Good mechanical strength
Suitable for automated and conventional winding processes
Customizable conductor dimensions
Suitable for high-current transformer applications
Each CTC can be inspected according to customer requirements, including:
Dimensional inspection
Electrical resistance
Insulation integrity
Breakdown voltage
Enamel adhesion
Surface appearance
Transposition accuracy
Winding-form stability
Customers can specify:
Copper grade
Number of strands
Strand width
Strand thickness
Insulation type
Insulation thickness
Overall conductor dimensions
Transposition pitch
Coil length
Packaging requirements
Applicable transformer specification
Q: What is Acetal Enamelled CTC used for?
A: It is primarily used in transformer windings and other
high-current electromagnetic applications.
Q: What is the main advantage of CTC?
A: Continuous transposition helps distribute current among
individual strands and reduce additional losses caused by
circulating and eddy currents.
Q: Can the CTC dimensions be customized?
A: Yes. Strand dimensions, strand count, transposition pitch,
insulation thickness, and overall dimensions can be manufactured
according to customer requirements.
Q: Can this CTC be used in oil-immersed transformers?
A: Yes. It can be designed for oil-immersed transformer winding
applications with insulation systems compatible with transformer
oil.
Q: Is the copper conductor individually insulated?
A: Yes. Each rectangular copper strand is enamel insulated before
being assembled into the continuously transposed conductor.
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