Answer / Sunil Kumar Swarnkar

The diameter (dia) of a wire gauge (SWG) can be found using the following formula: d = 0.031785 * sqrt(G), where G is the American Wire Gauge (AWG). For example, 8SWG has a diameter of approximately 2.62 mm, and 10SWG has a diameter of approximately 2.14 mm.

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