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WIREOPTIM’s 16 AWG Kanthal A1 resistance wire offers a high-quality, oxidation-resistant alloy rated for extreme temperatures up to 1400°C. Perfect for heating elements, furnaces, and industrial applications, this 100-foot spool delivers consistent 0.324 ohm/ft resistivity and comes precision-wound for clean, easy use. Ideal for professionals and DIYers seeking reliable, long-lasting heating wire at a fraction of OEM costs.
| ASIN | B095NBTWSL |
| Best Sellers Rank | #240,144 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #1,066 in Electrical Wire |
| Brand | WIREOPTIM |
| Color | Silver |
| Date First Available | May 23, 2021 |
| Gauge | 16.0 |
| Manufacturer | WIREOPTIM |
| Material | Aluminum, chromium, glass, iron |
| No. of wires | 1 |
| Number of Cable Strands | Single Strand |
| UPC | 760655960592 |
S**P
Good for making heater elements if you are handy and have the tools.
Not a lot to say, I bought this to DIY a replacement heater coil for a metal melting furnace. The resulting element works as expected, and the product is as described. It’s pretty stiff - I wound the coil on a small benchtop lathe and it took some doing getting it neatly wound. This is a good value if you have the tools to work with it. A 100’ roll cost $42 shipped. This is enough to make three or four 1500 watt elements which cost about $85 each if you were to buy them from the manufacturer of the furnace. The wire is identical to that used by the manufacturer.
C**R
You get what you pay for
You pay more for this product but you get longer life and a reliable product for your kiln.
A**R
Just what I wanted
This was just what I wanted. I had ordered from Temco before so I wasn't sure about this supplier but the product was the same. I'd definitely order from Wireoptim again.
O**Z
Muy buen producto
C**N
Low Quality Kanthal
The wire I received was three times more resistive than stated and created oxide layers that flaked off.
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