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What does SWG mean?

2009-03-11View Original

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In the English version of the drawing, SWG is indicated after the number indicating the thickness. What does that mean? like: Mark thickness 14 (SWG), which is equivalent to how many millimeters?
Reply #22009-03-11
SWG British Royal Wire Accuracy Standard http://www.sinyuan.com/chinese/upfiles/SWG.pdf
Reply #32009-03-12
(There is something wrong with the link above. )
Reply #42009-03-12
SWG is British wire gauge, 14SWG is 0.080 inches, 2.032mm.

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