American wire gage
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American wire gage
[ə′mer·ə·kən ′wīr ‚gāj] (metallurgy)
A particular series of specified diameters and thicknesses established as a standard in the United States and used for nonferrous sheets, rods, and wires. Abbreviated AWG. Also known as Brown and Sharp gage (B and S gage).
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