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The historical development of the American Wire Gauge is reviewed, and numbers which can be used to easily identify specific strandings are explained. The gauge is based on successive reductions in cross-sectional area of 20.6% between descending gauge numbers.
The historical development of the American Wire Gauge is reviewed, and numbers which can be used to easily identify specific strandings are explained. The gauge is based on successive reductions in cross-sectional area of 20.6% between descending gauge numbers.
| Author(s) | Buschman, F.X.Markel & Sons |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products41(9): 1376, 1411 1966 |
| Year | 1966 |
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