
Multicomp Pro 70 Amp tinned copper wire (16 SWG, 27m reel). Solid core, BS4109 compliant, ideal for PCB repair & high-current links.
The Multicomp Pro 70 Amp Tinned Copper Wire is a high-quality, solid core wire essential for electrical and electronic applications. Supplied on a convenient 27-metre reel, this 16 SWG gauge wire is tinned to prevent oxidation and corrosion, ensuring excellent long-term conductivity and reliable solderability.
With a substantial current rating of 70 Amps and a conductor cross-sectional area of 2.1mm², it is perfectly suited for carrying higher currents in repair work, prototyping, and permanent installations. The solid core construction provides rigidity and ease of shaping for links and jumpers.
Key Features & Benefits
This versatile wire is a staple for electronics workshops, repair centres, and DIY enthusiasts. Its primary uses include creating robust shorting links on printed circuit boards (PCBs), performing durable board repairs, and constructing custom power links or bus bars within electrical enclosures.
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