30 gauge, 32 gauge, and 36 gauge insulated wire and Magnet wire for sale.
This thin wire is excellent for small electronic hobby projects or decoder installation work.
The 36 gauge wire is made of 7 strands of tinned 44 gauge copper wire, and has outside diameter of .016" (.041mm).
The 32 gauge wire is made of 18 strands of 44 gauge copper wire, and has outside diameter of .022" (.0559mm).
The 30 gauge wire is 7 strands of tinned copper wire with an outside diameter of .026" (.066mm)
The 30, 32 and 36 gauge wire can all easily be stripped using 30 gauge wire strippers.
The 30, 32 and 36 gauge are wire sold in 10 and 20 foot lengths.
10 feet of 30 gauge wire available in Red, Black, Orange, Grey, White, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Green, Pink, Brown, Green w/ Black Stripe, and Black w/ White Stripe.
20 feet of 30 gauge wire available in Red, Black, Orange, Grey, White, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Green, Pink, Brown, Green w/ Black Stripe, and Black w/ White Stripe.
10 feet of 32 gauge wire available in Red, Black, Orange, Grey, White, Yellow, Blue, Purple, and Green.
20 feet of 32 gauge wire available in Red, Black, Orange, Grey, White, Yellow, Blue, Purple, and Green.
10 and 20 foot sections of 36 gauge wire available in white and black only.
30 and 32 Gauge wire is all availible in bulk spools of 100' and 500'.
Each of these wires can be purchased in Red, Black, Orange, Grey, White, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Green, Pink, Brown, Green w/ Black Stripe, and Black w/ White Stripe.
Magnet Wire
Thirty four gauge magnet wire available in red and green. This wire is made of one strand of soft copper with an outside diameter of .006" (0.16 mm).
Excellent for decoder installation work for Z, N and HO scale. The clear insulation can easily be removed by tinning the wire with a solder ball on a standard soldering iron.
Magnet wire is ideal for any type of tight installations due to its super thin insulation and overall thickness.
The wire has a very thin (yet still tough) insulated coating.
We have used this wire regularly for installing lights in hard to reach places, and running wires through the narrow splits in a frame.
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