Abstract: An electrically insulated electric conductor strip (1), in particular for electric motors and transformers, having a strip-like electric conductor (2) which has an upper cover surface (2a) and a lower cover surface (2b), two side edge surfaces (2c) and, at each end, an end edge surface, and having electrical insulation (3), which is arranged on at least one cover surface of the strip (2a, 2b). In order to create a conductor strip (1) of this kind which can be produced with reduced effort but has a high electrical insulation effect, the insulation comprises a paint layer (3a) and an adhesive strip (3b), which is adhered to the lower cover surface (2b) and/or the upper cover surface (2a) of the strip-like electrical conductor (2), more specifically at least in a region (4) in each case which borders a side edge surface (2c), the paint layer (3a) being beneath the adhesive tape (3b) and at least directly on the lower cover surface (2b) and/or on the upper surface (2a).

Abstract: An electrically insulated electrical conductive strip (1), especially for electric motors and transformers, having an electrical conductor (2) in strip form that has an upper face (2a) and a lower face (2b), two lateral edge faces (2c) and one end edge face at each end, and having an electrical insulation (3) disposed on at least one face of the strip (2a, 2b). The insulation (3) has an enamel layer (3a) and an adhesive strip (3b) bonded to the lower face (2b) and/or the upper face (2a) of the electrical conductor (2) in strip form, in each case at least in a region (4) that directly adjoins a lateral edge face (2c).

Abstract: An electrically insulated electrical conductive strip (1), especially for electric motors and transformers, having an electrical conductor (2) in strip form that has an upper face (2a) and a lower face (2b), two lateral edge faces (2c) and one end edge face at each end, and having an electrical insulation (3) disposed on at least one face of the strip (2a, 2b). The insulation (3) has an enamel layer (3a) and an adhesive strip (3b) bonded to the lower face (2b) and/or the upper face (2a) of the electrical conductor (2) in strip form, in each case at least in a region (4) that directly adjoins a lateral edge face (2c).

Abstract: The method and unit for braking a metal strip (1), running off a wind-out coiler (2.1) in the form of a coil (1.1) and running onto a wind-on coiler (2.2) again, are to guarantee that a surface of the metal strip remains undamaged and a full effective braking force is exerted on the metal strip (1) by means of an eddy current brake (3.1) with a rotating magnet system (3.2). The above is achieved, whereby the braking force is exerted on the metal strip (1) by means of an induced counter-torque against a support bearing (4) to one side in a non-contact manner, whereby the support bearing (4) may be embodied as a counter roller (4.1).

Abstract: The method and unit for braking a metal strip (1), running off a wind-out coiler (2.1) in the form of a coil (1.1) and running onto a wind-on coiler (2.2) again, are to guarantee that a surface of the metal strip remains undamaged and a full effective braking force is exerted on the metal strip (1) by means of an eddy current brake (3.1) with a rotating magnet system (3.2). The above is achieved, whereby the braking force is exerted on the metal strip (1) by means of an induced counter-torque against a support bearing (4) to one side in a non-contact manner, whereby the support bearing (4) may be embodied as a counter roller (4.1).

Abstract: An electrical winding contains a metallic winding conductor forming individual windings. The metallic winding conductor contains a metallic conductor and an electrically insulating material surrounding the metallic conductor. An insulation inside the electrical winding can be ensured in a targeted manner by combining an electrically insulating material with a metal oxide layer surrounding the metallic winding conductor, according to the maximum electric strength required inside the electrical winding. In this way, a reduced-size electrical winding can be produced with improved heat properties. An electrical insulation of a metallic electric conductor is further described.