Dimensions
The range of nominal conductor dimensions covered by this standard is:
width: min. 2mm     max. 16mm
thickness: min 0.8mm  max. 5.6mm

Elongation
The specific elongation value of the wire depends on various factors, including the wire gauge (thickness), the materials used, and the manufacturing process. It is important to note that the elongation properties of the wire are typically not the primary focus or specification for enamelled wires, as their main purpose is to provide electrical insulation.

Solderability
Polyester overcoated with polyamide-imide enamelled rectangular copper wire, class 200, is generally considered solderable. However, the specific soldering conditions, such as soldering temperature, flux type, and solder alloy, can affect the solderability of the wire. It is important to follow the manufacturer's recommendations and guidelines for soldering this wire to ensure proper solder joint formation.

Electrical resistance is determined by the specific dimensions, material properties, and the length of the wire. To obtain the precise electrical resistance value, it is necessary to refer to the manufacturer's specifications.
 
The resistance of the wire shall be expressed as the DC resistance at 20℃. The method used shall provide an accuracy of 0.5%.
 
The maximum value of resistance shall be not greater than the value calculated for the minimum tolerated cross-sectional area of the conductor resulting from the minimum dimensions in thickness and width and the maximum for the corner radius, and with a resistivity given in the table.