Value Collection 03-0319-1BKC Nickel Chromium Wire 20 Gauge

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 03-0319-1BKC is a 20-gauge nickel-chromium resistance wire made from Inconel 600 alloy, measuring 0.032 inches in diameter and supplied in a 326-foot length. Inconel 600 is a high-nickel alloy known for its resistance to oxidation and elevated-temperature performance, making this wire suitable for heating elements, resistance components, and high-heat industrial applications. The silver finish and consistent gauge make it appropriate for use by electricians, HVAC technicians, and industrial service professionals working with resistance heating systems or specialized electrical assemblies.

This wire is commonly used in the fabrication or repair of resistance heating elements found in electric furnaces, industrial ovens, kilns, and similar thermal processing equipment. It suits both commercial and light industrial settings where precise resistance values and thermal stability are required. The 326-foot spool length provides enough material for multiple element replacements or custom fabrication runs without splicing.

Key Features

• Inconel 600 nickel-chromium alloy for high oxidation and heat resistance
• 20-gauge diameter of 0.032 inches for consistent resistance characteristics
• 326-foot length per spool suitable for multiple applications or element fabrications
• Silver finish for uniform surface condition
• Single-spool packaging with no minimum order beyond one unit

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose resistance wire for use in heating element fabrication and repair applications requiring nickel-chromium Inconel 600 alloy at 20-gauge specification.

Installation Notes

This wire is typically worked by electricians or industrial maintenance technicians during heating element fabrication or replacement. Always de-energize and lock out the circuit before removing or installing resistance wire in any heating assembly. Use appropriate insulating supports rated for the operating temperature of the application. Follow applicable NEC guidelines and equipment manufacturer specifications when integrating resistance wire into electrical systems.