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Wire Insulation for Soldering: PVC, PTFE, Silicone, Fiberglass

Choosing wire insulation for soldering is critical for reliable electronics. In this video, I compare PVC, PTFE (Teflon), silicone, and fiberglass wire insulation and show how each type behaves during soldering, tinning, and real assembly work. This video is about wire insulation behavior during soldering and how the wrong insulation causes melted jackets, contaminated strands, weak solder joints, and long-term reliability issues. What you’ll learn in this video: Why wire insulation melts even when your soldering technique is correct? How different wire insulation materials react to soldering temperature. Silicone insulated wires — flexible, solder-friendly, good for manual assembly. PTFE - Teflon insulated wires — chemically inert, thermally stable, long-term reliability. Fiberglass insulated wires — extreme temperature applications. PVC insulated wires — cheap, unstable, and problematic for soldering and tinning. Why tinned stranded wire is better than bare copper for electronics and wire harnesses? If you work with PCBs, wire harnesses, or electronic assembly, understanding wire insulation behavior will save you time and money. Links: 💪 Instagram —   / diamond.flux.soldering   💪 Telegram — https://t.me/DmitryKh2 💪 Patreon —   / electronicspcb   💪 Diamond Flux — https://express-24.io/ 💪 PCB Assembly Services — https://express-24.io/PCB-assembly-ma... 💪 Electronics PCB Assembly Consulting — https://express-24.io/consulting.html Timecodes: 00:00 Intro with burning wire insulation 00:36 Types of wire insulation overview 00:50 Silicone insulated wires for soldering and hardness 01:35 PTFE - Teflon insulated wires for soldering and hardness 02:21 Fiberglass insulated wires for soldering and hardness 02:58 PVC insulated wires for soldering and hardness 04:13 Which wire insulation to choose for electronics? 05:10 Tinned wire or bare copper wire to use for soldering? 05:24 Conclusion and links #wire #insulation #soldering #wireharness #wireinsulation