Gauge-inch conversion

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Gauge-inch conversion

by jemmelt » Fri Jun 04, 2004 7:30 pm

Especially in the engineering and construction industries, it is important to understand how thick certain gauges of metal are. For example, 26 gauge metal is actually 0.0179 inches thick. This can be helpful for other units, since metric gauges are different than english ones.