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Reference

Sheet metal gauge chart.

A gauge number isn't the same thickness in every metal. 10 gauge steel is thicker than 10 gauge aluminum.

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Sheet metal gauge to thickness in inches
GaugeSteelStainlessAluminum
70.1793"0.1875"0.1443"
80.1644"0.1719"0.1285"
100.1345"0.1406"0.1019"
110.1196"0.1250"0.0907"
120.1046"0.1094"0.0808"
140.0747"0.0781"0.0641"
160.0598"0.0625"0.0508"
180.0478"0.0500"0.0403"
200.0359"0.0375"0.0320"
220.0299"0.0312"0.0253"
240.0239"0.0250"0.0201"

Standard nominal values. Actual sheet varies slightly within mill tolerance. Plate thicker than 7 gauge is usually called out as a fraction (3/16", 1/4").

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