Copper Wire Size Conversion - Stainless Steel Tube

Notes:
1. These resistance values are valid only for the parameters as given. Using conductors having coated strands, different stranding type, and, especially, other temperatures changes the resistance.
2. Formula for temperature change:

3. Conductors with compact and compressed stranding have about 9 percent and 3 percent, respectively,
smaller bare conductor diameters than those shown.

AWG	Strand Type	Inches	MM	Circular MIL Area	WEIGHT LBS./ 1000 FT.	D.C. RESISTANCE OHMS 1000 FT.
36	Solid	.0050	0,127	25.0	.076	445.0
36	7/44	.006	0,152	28.0	.085	371.0
34	Solid	.0063	0,160	39.7	.120	280.0
34	7/42	.0075	0,192	43.8	.132	237.0
32	Solid	.008	0,203	67.3	.194	174.0
32	7/40	.008	0,203	67.3	.203	164.0
32	19/44	.009	0,229	76.0	.230	136.0
30	Solid	.010	0,254	100.0	.300	113.0
30	7/38	.012	0,305	112.0	.339	103.0
30	19/42	.012	0,305	118.8	.359	87.3
28	Solid	.013	0,330	159.0	.480	70.8
28	7/36	.015	0,381	175.0	.529	64.9
28	19/40	.016	0,406	182.6	.553	56.7
27	7/35	.018	0,457	219.5	.664	54.5
26	Solid	.016	0,409	256.0	.770	43.6
26	10/36	.021	0,533	250.0	.757	41.5
26	19/38	.020	0,508	304.0	.920	34.4
26	7/34	.019	0,483	277.8	.841	37.3
24	Solid	.020	0,511	404.0	1.22	27.3
24	7/32	.024	0,610	448.0	1.36	23.3
24	10/34	.023	0,582	396.9	1.20	26.1
24	19/36	.024	0,610	475.0	1.43	21.1
24	41/40	.023	0,582	384.4	1.16	25.6
22	Solid	.025	0,643	640.0	1.95	16.8
22	7/30	.030	0,762	700.0	2.12	14.7
22	19/34	.031	0,787	754.1	2.28	13.7
22	26/36	.030	0,762	650.0	1.97	15.9
20	Solid	.032	0,813	1020.0	3.10	10.5
20	7/28	.038	0,965	1111.0	3.49	10.3
20	10/30	.035	0,889	1000.0	3.03	10.3
20	19/32	.037	0,940	1216.0	3.70	8.6
20	26/34	.036	0,914	1031.9	3.12	10.0
20	41/36	.036	0,914	1025.0	3.10	10.0
18	Solid	.040	1,020	1620.0	4.92	6.6
18	7/26	.048	1,219	1769.6	5.36	5.9
18	16/30	.047	1,194	1600.0	4.84	8.5
18	19/30	.049	1,245	1900.0	5.75	5.5
18	41/34	.047	1,194	1627.3	4.92	6.4
18	65/36	.047	1,194	1625.0	4.91	6.4
16	Solid	.051	1,290	2580.0	7.81	4.2
16	7/24	.060	1,524	2828.0	8.56	3.7
16	65/34	.059	1,499	2579.9	7.81	4.0
16	26/30	.059	1,499	2600.0	7.87	4.0
16	19/29	.058	1,473	2426.3	7.35	4.3
16	105/36	.059	1,499	2625.0	7.95	4.0
14	Solid	.064	1,630	4110.0	12.40	2.6
14	7/22	.073	1,854	4480.0	13.56	2.3
14	19/27	.073	1,854	3830.4	11.59	2.7
14	41/30	.073	1,854	4100.0	12.40	2.5
14	105/34	.073	1,854	4167.5	12.61	2.5
12	Solid	.081	2,050	6,530.0	19.80	1.7
12	7/20	.096	2,438	7,168.0	21.69	1.5
12	19/25	.093	2,369	6,087.6	18.43	1.7
12	65/30	.095	2,413	6,500.0	19.66	1.8
12	165/34	.095	2,413	6,548.9	19.82	1.6
10	Solid	.102	2,590	1,038.0	31.40	1.0
10	37/26	.115	2,921	9,353.6	28.31	1.1
10	49/27	.116	2,946	9,878.4	29.89	1.1
10	105/30	.116	2,946	10,530.0	31.76	0.98
8	49/25	.147	3,734	15,697.0	47.53	0.67
8	133/29	.147	3,734	16,984.0	51.42	0.61
8	655/36	.147	3,734	16,625.0	49.58	0.62
6	133/27	.184	4,674	26,813.0	81.14	0.47
6	259/30	.184	4,674	25,900.0	78.35	0.40
6	1050/36	.184	4,674	26,250.0	79.47	0.39
4	133/25	.232	5,898	42,613.0	129.01	0.24
4	259/27	.232	5,898	52,214.0	158.02	0.20
4	1666/36	.232	5,898	41,650.0	126.10	0.25
2	133/23	.292	7,417	67,936.0	205.62	0.15
2	259/26	.292	7,417	65,475.0	198.14	0.16
2	665/30	.292	7,417	66,500.0	201.16	0.16
2	2646/36	.292	7,417	66,150.0	200.28	0.16
1	163,195.9	.328	8,331	85,133.0	257.60	0.12
1	172,508.0	.328	8,331	82,984.0	251.20	0.13
1	817/30	.328	8,331	81,700.0	247.10	0.13
1	2109/34	.328	8,331	83,706.0	253.29	0.12
1/0	133/21	.368	9,347	108,036.0	327.05	0.096
1/0	259/24	.368	9,347	104,636.0	316.76	0.099
2/0	133/20	.414	10,516	136,192.0	412.17	0.077
2/0	259/23	.414	10,516	132,297.0	400.41	0.077
3/0	259/22	.464	11,786	163,195.0	501.70	0.062
3/0	427/24	.464	11,786	172,508.0	522.20	0.059
4/0	259/21	.522	13,259	210,386.0	638.88	0.049
4/0	427/23	.522	13,259	218,112.0	660.01	0.047

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