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Separating glued together magnet wire.

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ahron11
Sat Jul 05 2008, 03:13AM Print
ahron11 Registered Member #1572 Joined: Fri Jul 04 2008, 11:14PM
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Don't you hate it when you try to take something apart to get some magnet wire but later you find out that it is glued together. Does anyone know of any ways to seperate this stuff?
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Mike
Sat Jul 05 2008, 04:29AM
Mike Registered Member #58 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 05:40AM
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acetone? but i am pretty sure that would dissolve the enamel as well.... maybe test on a small piece to see if it works or not.
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Myke
Sat Jul 05 2008, 06:28AM
Myke Registered Member #540 Joined: Mon Feb 19 2007, 07:49PM
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Would boiling water work? I guess it depends on the glue but it should at least soften it up some bit I guess.
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quicksilver
Sat Jul 05 2008, 03:05PM
quicksilver Registered Member #1408 Joined: Fri Mar 21 2008, 03:49PM
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I've done that several times and boiling water with slight knocks from a wooden object works IF the varnish isn't ridiculously thick. Once you get it "started" and have a little tub of boiling water (keep putting it back in to warm up the material) it may come off quite well. BUT if the winding is a complexity of twists & turns it gets a bit tiresome.

Acetone is too strong a solvent if you need to keep that insulated but hot vodka (dilute ethanol) may work on a very messy, large amount of varnish without totally removing the insulation. Rapping with slight force (like with a small piece of broom stick) by bumping the "blobs" of varnish that are the main problem.
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