BNTECHGO18 Gauge Silicone Wire Spool 50 ft Green Flexible 18 AWG Stranded Tinned Copper Wire

If you've ever rewired old lamps, you know the frustration of getting wires through narrow holes and rods, and bending them impossibly to thread them where they need to go. I once did a job that I could not complete using old-fashioned copper wires. I looked for an alternative and found these wires. I'll never go back.These wires can safely handle 10x to 20x the load needed to power the few bulbs of an average lamp. They are also extremely flexible, easy to hide, and can easily get into narrow passages and tight bends that would be challenging for ordinary cables. If you use them once, you'll never want to use anything else.

Not much to say it works for me intended project which is well below the AWG limits.

Good product. Fast delivery

I needed to rewire and solder a train car whistle on a 70 year old Lionel train that my parents bought for the family about 70 years ago. My grandchildren are old enough that I dared let them play with the train, and the whistle is a big hit with them. This wire was perfect for this application.

High quality copper used and very flexible. This wire I put in the category of "wet noodle" because it moves and flexes like a wet noodle would. Would recommend for rc projects, high movement areas, and in general use for electrical projects/repairs. Used this wire in different colors on personal vehicle for auxiliary lighting, in my rc cars, and in rebuilding a 1945 tube radio. The silicone sheathing provides excellent insulation factor and aides in its flexibility. Awesome product and will purchase again.

Wire is extremely flexible and easily lays completely flat on a flat surface. It also looks nice for what it is.

Purchased to install where it has to stand up to repeated flexing. So far it has performed well, no issues. Wire is as described. Pleased with results.

I bought three different gauges (18, 20, & 22) to use for making custom computer power wires, and it worked great. This is a good price for tinned copper wire of this length and with a silicone jacket, and IIRC there weren't even many options when I was looking. The silicone really makes it extremely flexible, which I learned after I bought it that is typically NOT what you want when doing custom cabling, as wires need to be stiff to hold their positions, but it's exactly what I needed for the project. The other caveats with silicone insulation for such a project are that it's harder to push terminals into connectors, since the flexibility causes the wire to bend, and you can't melt sleeving or heatshrink to it like you can with normal insulation, but obviously this isn't an issue with the wire, just something to keep in mind if you're looking to use it for that. It wasn't a problem for me, as ideally you should melt/shrink it to the terminal, which is what I did. Also, for anyone looking to use it for what I did, I got the smaller gauges (higher numbers) because I was daisy-chaining SATA power connectors together, meaning I had to crimp two wires to each terminal, and they're tiny. The 18 AWG wire was still plenty small for that, and of course allows for more current, which I needed, so I didn't need the smaller wires. Still, it's nice to have them, and if I decide to make a fan extension I'll use one of them for that.

It really is 18AWG unlike a lot of others where 8awg of what you buy is insulation.

The silicone insulation makes this wire perfect for probes, where the wires are constantly being bent and manipulated. Made several oscilloscope and test probes from this wire. Large number of threads and tin plating gives very good conductivity.

Exactly as expected, and good quality of product. Recommend.

I used this for my homemade tractor cabs, to wired the switch box.

Bon fils et flexible