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30 AWG tin-plated copper wire on a 250 m spool for breadboard and PCB prototyping
This 30 AWG tin-plated copper wire on a 250 metre spool is made for hobbyists and engineers building breadboard circuits, test jigs or fine PCB rework. The single-strand 0.25 mm conductor with 0.58 mm PVC insulation handles tight point-to-point connections cleanly.
At 0.05 mm² cross-section the wire carries low-current signals comfortably but is not suited for power distribution or high-amperage paths. The 105 °C temperature rating covers normal soldering heat, yet sustained loads beyond signal levels will exceed its safe capacity.
The supplied spool lets you dispense exact lengths without kinks, speeding up breadboard jumper creation and JTAG header wiring. No additional tools, connectors or software are included, so users must provide their own stripping and wrapping equipment.
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