42 awg wire for sale, brand-new and used.

Essex Magnet Wire 42 AWG Total weight is 9 pounds 12 ozs. I don't know how much the reel weighs. So weight of wire is around 9 pounds.

This is a 3065 ft.(~1/16 lb.) spool of 42 awg, green, solderable copper wire, MW-28. Rated at 130C, SPN. Note: The spool you receive may vary slightly in hue from that of those in the picture(s).

This is a 6125 ft.(~1/8 lb.) spool of 42 awg, green, solderable copper wire, MW-28. Rated at 130C, SPN. Note: The spool you receive may vary slightly in hue from that of those in the picture(s).

This is a 12250 ft.(~1/4 lb.) spool of 42 awg, green, solderable copper wire, MW-28. Rated at 130C, HPN. All wire is new but may be repackaged as we purchase in bulk.

This is a 12250 ft.(~1/4 lb.) spool of 42 awg, red, solderable copper wire, MW-28. Rated at 130C, SPN. All wire is new but may be repackaged as we purchase in bulk.

This is a 3065 ft.(~1/16 lb.) spool of 42 awg, red, solderable copper wire, MW-28. Rated at 130C, SPN. All wire is new but may be repackaged as we purchase in bulk.

This is a 6125 ft.(~1/8 lb.) spool of 42 awg, red, solderable copper wire, MW-28. Rated at 130C, SPN. All wire is new but may be repackaged as we purchase in bulk.

Plain Enamel, known as oleoresinous enamel, was one of the first film insulations developed more than 75 years ago and is still in use today in a variety of electronic components. Plain Enamel wires are manufactured to single-build dimensional standards. Was used in vintage pickups from the '50s and '60s and is commonly used today in many of the reissue and custom shop guitar pickups. This wire is mainly used in winding guitar pickups today, and is a favorite among many custom pickup shops.

Plain Enamel, known as oleoresinous enamel, was one of the first film insulations developed more than 75 years ago and is still in use today in a variety of electronic components. Plain Enamel wires are manufactured to single-build dimensional standards. Was used in vintage pickups from the '50s and '60s and is commonly used today in many of the reissue and custom shop guitar pickups.

Plain Enamel, known as oleoresinous enamel, was one of the first film insulations developed more than 75 years ago and is still in use today in a variety of electronic components. Plain Enamel wires are manufactured to single-build dimensional standards. Was used in vintage pickups from the '50s and '60s and is commonly used today in many of the reissue and custom shop guitar pickups.

This is a 6125 ft.(~1/8 lb.) spool of 42 awg, Blue, solderable copper wire, MW-80. Rated at 155C, SPN. Note: The spool you receive may vary slightly in hue from that of those in the picture(s).

This is a 12250 ft.(~1/4 lb.) spool of 42 awg, Natural, solderable copper wire, MW-28. Rated at 130C, HPN. All wire is new but may be repackaged as we purchase in bulk.

This is a 3065 ft.(~1/16 lb.) spool of 42 awg, Natural, solderable copper wire, MW-28. Rated at 130C, HPN. Note: The spool you receive may vary slightly in hue from that of those in the picture(s).

This is a 6125 ft.(~1/8 lb.) spool of 42 awg, Natural, solderable copper wire, MW-28. Rated at 130C, HPN. Note: The spool you receive may vary slightly in hue from that of those in the picture(s).

This is a 3065 ft.(~1/16 lb.) spool of 42 awg, Blue, solderable copper wire, MW-80. Rated at 155C, SPN. Note: The spool you receive may vary slightly in hue from that of those in the picture(s).

This is a 12250 ft.(~1/4 lb.) spool of 42 awg, Blue, solderable copper wire, MW-80 Rated at 155C, SPN. All wire is new but may be repackaged as we purchase in bulk. The wire can be used for electronics, such as transformer and inductor windings, as well as crafts like jewelry.

This is a 24500 ft.(~1/2 lb.) spool of 42 awg, blue, solderable copper wire, MW-80. Rated at 155C, SPN. Note: The spool you receive may vary slightly in hue from that of those in the picture(s).

  Plain Enamel, known as oleoresinous enamel, was one of the first film insulations developed more than 75 years ago and is still in use today in a variety of electronic components. Plain Enamel wires are manufactured to single-build dimensional standards. Was used in vintage pickups from the '50s and '60s and is commonly used today in many of the reissue and custom shop guitar pickups. This wire is mainly used in winding guitar pickups today, and is a favorite among many custom pickup shops.

Hello and welcome to what I have for sale today, it is (1) general electric 20 amp breaker model or type THQB1120GFEP . my price is always the cheapest on ebay so I can move merchandise . this breaker is new without box and is a bolt in variety .please don't take a chance and purchase a used breaker .I am a electrical contractor retiring and trying to eliminate some of my new old stock items from my shelf.

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