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Unless otherwise stated this page contains Version 1.0 content (Read more about versions) 5.2 Standard wire sizesDetails of the Standard Wire Gauge (SWG) series once commonly used in Great Britain were given in BS 3737: 1964. This British Standard has now been withdrawn. Some selected SWG sizes appear in the table in Section 2.6.2. The following table lists recommended diameters for metallic wires in the range of sizes from 0.010 mm to 4.000 mm.
Reference BS 6722 (1986) Recommendations for dimensions of metallic materials. O.C. Jones |
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