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Product ID : W372
W372 Alumel Wire, Diameter (in)=0.020, Diameter (mm)=0.50, (ohms/cm)=0.01442
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- Alumel - Filament & Heater Wire Material Alumel is a nickel/aluminum magnetic alloy used in the production of thermocouples and thermocouple extension wires.
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