Gauge to MM Calculator
To convert gauge to mm enter gauge number and select the appropriate gauge standard (AWG, SWG, or BWG) from calculator.
The Gauge to MM calculator shows conversion diameter in millimeters and inches.
14 gauge = 1.63 mm 16 gauge = 1.29 mm 12 gauge = 2.05 mm 18 gauge = 1.02 mm 20 gauge = 0.81 mm 22 gauge = 0.64 mm 24 gauge = 0.51 mm 26 gauge = 0.40 mm
Gauge to MM Calculator
Gauge Converted to | mm |
---|---|
1 | 7.348 |
2 | 6.544 |
3 | 5.827 |
4 | 5.189 |
5 | 4.621 |
6 | 4.115 |
7 | 3.665 |
8 | 3.264 |
9 | 2.906 |
10 | 2.588 |
11 | 2.305 |
12 | 2.053 |
13 | 1.828 |
14 | 1.628 |
15 | 1.450 |
16 | 1.291 |
17 | 1.150 |
18 | 1.024 |
19 | 0.912 |
20 | 0.812 |
21 | 0.723 |
22 | 0.644 |
23 | 0.573 |
24 | 0.511 |
25 | 0.455 |
26 | 0.405 |
27 | 0.361 |
28 | 0.321 |
29 | 0.286 |
30 | 0.255 |
31 | 0.227 |
32 | 0.202 |
33 | 0.180 |
34 | 0.160 |
35 | 0.143 |
36 | 0.127 |
37 | 0.113 |
38 | 0.101 |
39 | 0.090 |
40 | 0.080 |
41 | 0.071 |
42 | 0.064 |
43 | 0.057 |
44 | 0.051 |
45 | 0.045 |
46 | 0.040 |
47 | 0.036 |
48 | 0.032 |
49 | 0.028 |
50 | 0.025 |
Gauge to Conversion MM Formula
MM = Standard Reference Table Value
Inches = MM ÷ 25.4
Parameters:
- Gauge: Wire gauge number
- Standard: Selected gauge standard
- 25.4: Millimeters per inch
For Gauge 14: Diameter = 1.628 mm (0.0641 inches).
How to Convert Gauge to MM?
To convert gauge to MM, first identify your gauge standard, then use the corresponding conversion table. For example, Gauge 16 equals 1.291 mm.
For Gauge 12: Diameter = 2.053 mm (0.0808 inches).
To convert Gauge 18: Diameter = 1.830 mm (0.0760 inches).
For Gauge 20: Diameter = 1.220 mm (0.0480 inches).
What is Gauge and MM?
Wire Gauge: A gauge is a standardized measurement system for wire diameter. Different standards exist worldwide. Lower numbers indicate thicker wires (e.g., Gauge 4 = 5.189 mm), while higher numbers indicate thinner wires (e.g., Gauge 30 = 0.255 mm).
MM (Millimeter): A millimeter is a metric unit of length equal to one-thousandth of a meter. In wire measurement, it represents the wire’s diameter. For example, 2 mm is commonly used in electrical applications, while 0.5 mm might be used in electronics.