Before removing the insulating varnish from the enameled wire:

Insert the enameled wire into the ACHM01-GG Hardening Ink Clear Gel and remove it immediately. ACHM01-GG is in the form of a gel, which will adhere to the surface and will not flow off.

After standing for 1 minute, use a wiping paper to push off the hardened ink that has swollen and softened:

After cleaning, the enameled wire reveals shiny copper wire:

The copper strip removes the previous appearance of PVF:

Insert the copper strip into the ACHM01-GG Hardening Ink Clear Gel and remove immediately. It was found that after standing for 5 minutes, PVF was not removed except that the surface color became black.

Instead, put the ACHM01-GG hardening ink removal gel in a beaker and heat it to 120°C, and then put the copper strip into it for immersion.

After soaking for 2 minutes, it was found that the PVF insulation coating on the outside of the copper strip had been peeled off.

Another copper strip can also strip PVF after soaking for 2 minutes.

Repeat the test. The copper strips were placed and immersed in ACHM01-GG hardening ink removal gel heated to 120°C.

After soaking for 2 minutes, it was taken out, and it was found that the PVF insulation coating on the outside of the copper strip had been peeled off.

Wipe off with tissue paper.