Stainless Steel Wire Supplier

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Sooo, it is like a needle in haystack to find SS wire here in good ole Canada.
After many a hours searching the net for not only GREAT quality wire but a decent price:
I found the SS Wire unicorn.

Here:
SAFETY WIRE - STAINLESS STEEL - 1 LB SPOOL from Aircraft Spruce

Ya. It is 302/304 'grade' I called up my father in law whom is an electrician to ask him

**answers have been written in plain english terms**

1) what the difference is?
-Not much at all. Sinks/cutlery/pots/pans ect use this grade often.

2) will I die / blow up if I use it?
-it is used at much higher temperatures...No.

Pricing:

Packaging:

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[anavidfan]

Thanks, if I normally use 28g, what size in inches or decimals? would I choose. Sorry Im an idiot when it comes to math.

 

[StirredStill]

Thanks, if I normally use 28g, what size in inches or decimals? would I choose. Sorry Im an idiot when it comes to math.

One sec.
I will be a resourceful idiot!


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[StirredStill]

(I asked my husband)

0.32 [emoji5]


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[anavidfan]

(I asked my husband)

0.32 [emoji5]


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Thank You so much !!!!

 

[anavidfan]

I just got my wire, WOW, so fast, couple days?
BUT, I goofed up real bad. I ordered 0.032 in stead of 0.32
Guess they dont offer .32

Dang, I dont use such thick wire. Oh well, make sure to pay attention to the decimal points
As you can see , there is a BIG difference. When I anxiously took it out of the package and saw the loop, I thought it was a paper clip.....

 

[StirredStill]

I just got my wire, WOW, so fast, couple days?
BUT, I goofed up real bad. I ordered 0.032 in stead of 0.32
Guess they dont offer .32

Dang, I dont use such thick wire. Oh well, make sure to pay attention to the decimal points
As you can see , there is a BIG difference. When I anxiously took it out of the package and saw the loop, I thought it was a paper clip.....

Nope.

That would be a mistake of information given to you. I received mine as well and ya... No coils will be made with this wire.
I actually ended up calling them thinking there was an error only to find out: converting incorrectly.

I do need to apologize to you.
I am very sorry

 

[StirredStill]

The smallest wire gauge they have is 24gauge (.020)

*the error was in the inches vs mm*


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[anavidfan]

Oh no worries, not at all. Dont you worry you pretty lil head over this ! So many bigger issues in life. If it doesnt sell, I know someday I'll find a use for it saving thousands of lives because of it and I will thank you again

 

[VictorC]

Why not UD 316 SS?

 

[vincom]

24 Gauge = 0.020 in. = 0.51 mm