100ft - Kanthal A1 32 Gauge Resistance Wire - 32 AWG / 0.20mm 100 ft. Roll

The vendor that these came from had super fast shipping (Lightning Vapes).The wire came exactly as described. For the most part 32 AWG wire has gone out of vogue, but I use it in multi-strand, twisted applications. Glad it's still around and at a reasonable price.Other than that, there's not a whole lot to say about wire. Works good, lasts long time! Highly recommend.

I got this to rebuild Vivi Nova wicks and wrap coils for an AGA-T2. I did the job well and the price was RIGHT! The only reason I didn't give it five stars is that it's wrapped too tightly and spins off the roll making a HUGE mess if your not careful.

What can I say its resistance wire......One thing for new vapers reading this if you are new to building I suggest using 32 or 30 because you can really dial in your resistance without having a bunch of wasted wire. Do this by braiding multiple strands together the more strands and tighter braid means a lower resistance which gives you the benefits of thicker wire but will have a longer lifespan and will heat up faster than solid wire of the same size.to braid the wire simply cut your strands to equal length get one end of the group and lock them in the chuck(the part that holds the bits) of your drill and hold the other end of the group taut with pliers. Slowly start the drill while keeping the wire taut to prevent kinks in the braid. Once you can see that the wire is braiding evenly along its entire length you can increase the speed of the drill until you are satisfied or until it snaps at one of the ends.Personally I braid it until it snaps to ensure the braid is as tight as possible but if you stop earlier resulting in a more loose braid you will have a slightly higher resistance.

I bought this wire hoping to use it for a Styrofoam wire cutter. Not knowing exactly what I needed I bought using price as my main guideline. That was a mistake. I wanted a cutter to cut a wing of 4 foot length using a power supply of 12 volts. This wire has resistance too high to be useful at that voltage and length. I'll need to use a power supply with higher voltage than what I have immediately available. I should have bought Nichrome wire instead of Kenthal wire or bought Kenthal wire of a smaller diameter. I can't write a review of how Kenthal wire works for any other purpose. All I can say is the wire looks nice, its clean and feels relatively strong. The spool is sturdy and looks nice.

Works perfect in my Kanger Evod. Do not currently have an ohmmeter so I'm experimenting with the number of wraps for performance. Should have a meter soon to fine tune with more precision. Made my first working coil in about a minute (literally) after opening the package. Worth the price as it costs, between the wire and cotton, about 8 cents to rebuild the coil compared to spending $2 - $3 buying a new coil locally.

It's not the right gauge for Rebuildable atomizer, IMO. I have the igo-w, immortalizer and trident RDA's with 2 mechanical mods and this wire gauge sucks for all of them. I don't have anything this will work good with. I even tried twisting the wires and it still sucks.

Air seems to cause the wire to become very brittle, to lose its springiness, and to burn through in under 3 seconds. So I would recommend always using the product inside a completely sealed environment in combination with ceramic, glass powder (frit), and/or high temperature epoxy, to always prevent any air from contacting the wire. The wire does not ever short out when wound tightly in a single layer coil, over mica. You do not need to pretreat it in any way. The wire can get hot enough to sinter glass powder with 3 amps of current. It is always very hard to tin Kanthal wire -- I found it to be impossible. To attach lead wires to the ends of the Kanthal, I used a single tiny strand of aluminum wire to wrap the Kanthal and the lead wire tightly together, and this seemed to work perfectly.

I ordered this resistance wire to wrap coils for rebuild-able atomizers in electronic cigarettes. When you consider the prices ecig vendors are charging for small bits of kanthal, the price here is amazing for 100 feet worth. The only thing I didn't like is that when I first went to unspool the wire I dethreaded the wire where it's tied into the spool and let go. DO NOT DO THIS, it's tightly coiled and will unspool with a quickness. I caught it after about 10 feet had come dethreaded and luckily was able to get it all wrapped up and manageable again. Be careful when dethreading. :)Shipping added ~$5 to the price, would be 5/5 stars if the initial price were a little higher and shipping was free. I just hate playing "what will the cost be" and amazon never makes guesstimating shipping easy on items that don't qualify for SSS.