Quick Answer: DCC Copper Wire Coil 100g is 100 g of double cotton covered copper wire for winding solenoids, electromagnets, transformer models and other low-voltage demonstration coils.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
100 g net wire weight
Copper conductor
Double cotton covering separates adjacent turns
Supplied as a single coil for measuring, cutting and winding
Lets learners build their own coils rather than use only preassembled apparatus
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Net wire weight
100 g
Conductor material
Copper
Covering type
Double cotton covered (DCC)
Supply form
Coil
About This Product
Cut to length and wound evenly on a former or core, the wire makes solenoids for magnetic-field work, coils for transformer demonstrations and induction coils used with a galvanometer in Electrical And Electronics practicals. Because 100 g is a weight, the length supplied depends on the wire gauge.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What does DCC mean? DCC stands for double cotton covered: the copper conductor is wrapped in two cotton layers, which keep adjacent turns apart during coil winding.
Q2. What does 100 g indicate? It is the weight of wire supplied, not a fixed length. The length depends on the wire gauge or diameter.
Q3. Can the wire be connected directly to mains electricity? No. It is meant for current-limited, low-voltage educational circuits under supervision. Switch off before making changes and stop if the wire becomes hot.
Our export customers include schools, colleges and dealers in Mongolia, the Solomon Islands, Bolivia and Ghana.
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