The box is like some Origami box with no staples, glue, or anything but itself holding it together with even a flap. Impressed with the wire as I am with the tiny box it was shipped in.

Insulation melts well with solder and is small enough for small circuit board rework - so much easier than having to strip wires and have the insulation melt further as the wire is soldered down.

I made an electrostatic field generator, it was supposed to withstand 220 volts, it took the heat with no problems , and i made my projects possible with BNTECHGO 20 AWG Magnet Wire.

Kinda hard to screw up magnet wire, this stuff worked just fine in my recent ham radio kit build. No complaints, as advertised. I now have enough for 5 lifetimes of toroid winding.

Amazing, came just as expected, I bought it for electronagnets, and it was perfect because both ends of wire were out, so I could just connect a power supply without needing to unwind the wire. The plastic also has a bolt shaped interior, that's designed to be used with a drill to unravel the wire quickly.

Good thin magnet wire to have on hand for making things (transformers, motor windings, magnets, etc), but also excellent for making repairs and modifications to PCBs. This stuff is easy to get a hold of, so we stock it in the lab.While it doesn't hold up to heat like silicone or teflon coated "white wire", solid core magnet wire is easier to bend into shape on the board, as well as burn off some of the insulation in-situ with your iron. Far preferable to trying to strip 30ga wire.

Perfect for building a small model of DC motor. Couldn't find the BNTechogo AWG Magnet Wire locally. Spotted the item within 5 min. on revain and was delivered within 2 days.

Nothing much more to say. Roll of magnet wire. Going to use it to re-wind some vector monitor yokes. I didn't weigh it to make sure it was 4oz, but it looks to be sufficient for the job regardless.

Great stuff, enamel holds up well. Spool kind of gets tangled if you have too much tension on it while winding. Use care, and you will be happy. I wrapped this wire in tight coils around a cardboard tube and glued it stiff. By connecting it to the subwoofer leads in my stereo I.was able to crank up the power, and when passed over a splinter of metal in my skin the fluctuating magnetic field let me feel where they were so they could be removed. I'm happy!