AWG instrumentation cable

These cables are produced according to the American standard. This standard, which is also known as Brown & Sharpe wire gauge, includes all cables and different classes used, and each step changes as a logarithmic relationship. The use of this standard refers to the production process of wire and cable in the factory. In this process, during the stretching and thinning stages of the wire, the wire passes through several molds. AWG numbers are based on each die used during the wire thinning process to the final stage. A higher AWG number means more thinning dies and therefore finer wire. Unlike metric standards, the larger the AWG standard number, the smaller the wire diameter.