Fermerry 24 AWG Electrical Wire 0.2mm² Flexible Silicone Tinned Copper Wire Hook up Kit Stranded Wire Spool 10ft 3 Meter Each 6 Colors Gauge

Used to rewire some bits on my motorbike and add a few bits on bike really gd quality stripped easy and soldered nicely

Just what I needed

Nice set

Likes: neat presentation.Dislikes: an accurate product description is highly desirable. I ordered this product thinking that it was all solid wires but it turned out to be stranded wires which I can still use but still need a solid wire product offer.

Just what I need for my hobby

Nicely made cable that is ideal for projects with lots of wiring. The wire is multistrand and has a good silicone covering that seems quite heat proof. The wire is very flexible so should be good for the robotic arm type projects.

Super

Good for electric use

I have used a few variations of this wire and was never disappointed. Highlights:* Silicone insulation is super easy to strip without worrying about cutting into the wire.* Unlike plastic, silicone insulation is more resistant. If you're like me who is an OK solderer but not an expert solderer, you would appreciate that you can mess with it a little longer than necessary without worrying about melting the insulation.* The wires are well tinned and super easy to solder. You don't need to scrap like you do with copper wires. These wires take tin very well. I usually heat it up and tin a very thin layer before soldering. It works extremely well.* The gauge is accurate and consistent.* The wires are supple and easy to handle. Be aware that unlike plastic, silicone doesn't stay bent. If you need to route the wires in a certain way or group a cluster together, use zip ties, hot glue, or electrical tapes. This is sometimes a pro and sometimes a con.

I purchased this wire to wire up the 3D printer and power and ground to a radio. The silicone insulation is flexible, heat and chemical resistant. It is very easy to work with. I highly recommend this wire for any project that need 26 AWG of smaller.

I bought 12awg, very good wire. It is very flexible, true silicone insulation, real tinned copper, extremely fine strands. Easy to solder or crimp. Colors are bright and vivid. Price was better than plain #12 PVC wire at local hardware store.

Needed for rewiring a 1905 light with several 90 degree turns. With a little work, works great and mainly will carry the voltage.

I use this in my model railroading hobby. Very flexible, easy to strip and easy to route. These are great for what I use them for.