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Gauge Chart
The term “Gauge” is essentially a standard measure of thickness. This chart will show you the relation between gauge, inches and millimeters. A rule of thumb when understanding wire gauge: the higher the gauge number, the smaller the bead. Click here to shop our selection of wire.
Gauge Inches Millimeters
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0
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0.325
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8.26
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2
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0.257
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6.54
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4
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0.204
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5.19
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6
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0.162
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4.12
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8
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0.128
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3.26
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10
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0.102
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2.59
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12
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0.081
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2.05
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14
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0.064
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1.63
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16
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0.051
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1.29
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18
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0.040
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1.02
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19
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0.036
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0.912
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20
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0.032
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0.812
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21
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0.028
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0.723
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22
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0.025
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0.644
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23
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0.023
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0.573
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24
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0.020
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0.511
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25
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0.018
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0.455
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26
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0.016
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0.405
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27
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0.014
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0.360
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28
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0.013
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0.321
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29
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0.011
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0.286
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30
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0.010
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0.255
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32
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0.0080
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0.2019
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34
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0.0063
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0.1600
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