And it only costs $5. The WGGE WG-015 Wire Stripper is a gauged stripper that does pretty much everything. It strips, cuts and crimps wires from 10 to 22 AWG. The serrated tips work well as pliers.

They accommodate a smaller range of wire gauges than standard nuts— typically 22 to 12 AWG. There are also wire nuts that look similar to the standard varieties, but are designed for special ...

Insulation type MTW machine tool wire is now available in 22-gauge from Automation Direct. Existing MTW wire sizes are 20 AWG to 10 AWG. The 22 AWG wire offers an 8% smaller diameter with a 3 amp ...

which is often measured according to the American Wire Gauge (AWG) measurement system. AWG sizes range from 0000 to 40. It can be confusing, because the thinner the wire, the larger the AWG number.

Its fitted teeth and clearly labeled holes allow you to strip a wide range of wiring sizes by simply squeezing the handles together. It can cut wires from 8 to 22 AWG, and is coated with a ...

but I should haven't any trouble with 22 awg even if it's bigger than I need? And just looked it up, looks like it's 32 ohms impedance. AWG will probably never matter for headphones. 32AWG wire is ...

However, if you are simply installing a sound system for home or mobile use, then most any speaker wire will do just fine. The best speaker wires come in various gauges; as the AWG (American Wire ...