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The Enameled 0.1mm Copper Wire is a fine-gauge insulated jumper wire used for PCB trace repair and signal bridging on ASIC miner hashboards and control boards.
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The Enameled copper wire pcb repair is available from D-Central Technologies, shipping from Canada.
The Enameled 0.1mm Copper Wire is a fine-gauge insulated jumper wire used for PCB trace repair and signal bridging on ASIC miner hashboards and control boards. When a copper trace is damaged — cracked, burnt, or corroded — this wire lets you bridge the gap and restore the connection. The enamel insulation prevents shorts against adjacent traces, and the 0.1mm diameter fits through tight spaces between surface-mount components.
This is a standard consumable for any ASIC repair bench. Hashboard trace damage is common in miners that have suffered power surges, liquid exposure, or physical impact. Rather than scrapping an entire hashboard over a broken trace, a skilled technician can bridge the damaged section with enameled wire and restore full functionality. The wire solders directly to exposed pads without needing to scrape the enamel coating — solder heat burns through the insulation automatically at the contact point.
Compatible with all ASIC miner hashboard repair work — Antminer, Whatsminer, Avalon, Innosilicon, and more. A staple consumable for any ASIC repair toolkit.
| Weight | 50 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8 × 5 × 5 cm |
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