can this wire be used in a 240 volt heat treat oven. it will have 240 volts ran to it

As long as you keep Ohm's law V=IR in mind "maybe", but probably not recommended. You would probably want to go with steel resistance wire. However again you will need to research the resistance you will need in the oven and then see how much wire and what gauge is needed Ohm's Law again.

Can this wire fire to cone 6-10?

I use it for torchwork. It gets to about 1200 degrees in the flame. Don't know what temp cone 6-10 is.

Wil this wire work as a foam cutter with my 30v/10a dc power supply?

I have a similar power supply, and it is more than enough. I use about 4.5V and maybe 4-6a to heat about 16" of wire. Your settings will vary depending on the length of wire you are trying to heat. Start off with lower settings, and gradually raise them so you don't burn the wire in half. You want the wire to be hot enough to melt through your product at a reasonable rate, but not so hot that the wire is red and soft.

I'm looking to use this wire in my model train layout as electrical wires on poles and I need to know if this wire is stiff or pliable?

It is pretty stiff. I use it as a support for melting glass with a torch and it need to be pretty rigid.

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🔥 Wire up your projects with Kanthal A1 — where precision meets power!

ANNEALED SOFT FINISH - Flexible and easy to work with for seamless project integration
EXTREME HEAT RESILIENCE - Withstands blazing temps up to 1400°C without warping or loss
RELIABLE RESISTANCE RATING - Stable 1.31 Ohms per foot ensures predictable electrical behavior
PRECISION 22 GAUGE DIAMETER - Perfectly engineered 0.64mm thickness for consistent performance
VERSATILE INDUSTRIAL DIY USE - Ideal for electronics, heating elements, and high-temp repairs

Kanthal A1 22 Gauge 100 ft resistance wire is a high-performance FeCrAl alloy designed for extreme temperature applications up to 1400°C. Featuring a precise 0.64mm diameter and stable 1.31 Ohms/ft resistance, this annealed wire offers exceptional oxidation resistance and durability, making it the go-to choice for professional electronics, heating elements, and industrial repairs.

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Manufacturer	Master Wire Supply
Part Number	43237-2
Product Dimensions	6.99 x 6.99 x 1.91 cm; 82.21 g
Item model number	43237-2
Colour	Silver
Finish	Unfinished
Material	Kanthal A-1
Batteries included?	No
Batteries Required?	No
Item Weight	82.1 g

Kanthal A1-100' - 22 Gauge Resistance Wire

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