Precision Brand 21080 Music Wire Coil 30 Gauge 0.08 in 59 Ft

Product Description

The PRECISION BRAND 21080 is a tempered high carbon steel music wire coil supplied in a 59-foot length at 30 gauge, measuring 0.08 inches in diameter. Music wire of this type is manufactured to ASTM A228, the industry standard specification for high-tensile, hard-drawn carbon steel wire used in demanding mechanical applications. The tempered condition gives the wire consistent stiffness and resilience, making it well suited for forming springs, safety wires, pins, and general fabrication work. Maintenance technicians, millwrights, and shop fabricators keep coils like this on hand for on-site spring fabrication and precision mechanical repairs across HVAC, refrigeration, and industrial equipment service.

This wire coil is appropriate for both light industrial and trade applications where a reliable, consistent-diameter high carbon steel wire is required. Common uses include forming compression, extension, and torsion springs, as well as crafting custom clips, retainers, and linkage components during equipment repair or fabrication. The 59-foot coil length provides enough material for multiple parts per coil, reducing the need for frequent reordering in active shop or field-service environments.

Key Features

• Tempered high carbon steel construction meets ASTM A228 standard for consistent tensile properties
• 30 gauge wire diameter of 0.08 inches suits fine-tolerance spring and fastener fabrication
• 59-foot coil length provides generous stock for multiple cuts or formed parts
• Uniform diameter throughout coil supports repeatable bending and forming operations
• Single-coil packaging with a minimum order quantity of 1 for straightforward procurement

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose high carbon steel music wire suitable for mechanical fabrication, spring forming, and repair applications where ASTM A228 compliant 30 gauge wire is specified.

Installation Notes

Music wire handling requires appropriate cut-resistant gloves, as high carbon steel wire under tension can spring back sharply when cut or uncoiled. Use proper wire cutters or snips rated for hard-drawn steel to avoid burring or deforming the wire ends. When forming springs or retainers, ensure all formed components are inspected for consistent coil spacing and diameter before installation in any mechanical assembly. Dispose of wire scrap safely to prevent puncture hazards in the work area.