Description

Tinsel copper wire is known for its flexibility and resistance to fatigue. The multiple strands of copper wire provide flexibility, allowing the wire to bend and twist without breaking easily. The non-conductive covering helps protect the copper strands from damage and provides insulation.

Due to its flexible nature, tinsel copper wire is commonly used in applications that require repeated bending or flexing, such as in headphones, earphones, microphone cables, and other audio equipment. It is also utilized in various electronic devices, robotics, and specialized applications where flexibility and durability are important.

When tinsel copper wire reaches the end of its useful life or is no longer needed, it can be recycled like other copper wires. The recycling process involves collecting, sorting, and separating the tinsel copper wire. The non-conductive covering is typically removed, and the copper strands are recycled as bare copper wire.