Hello!
This is Lauren, and I am looking for some help on identifying what type of wire this is. The company is long out of business it seems. All I can guess is that this is 22 gauge wire. Unfortunately, I can't tell what metal it is either. It's silver in color so I don't think it's copper. This is for the in house technician.
If anyone can provide any identifying information about this wire or where to buy some, I would really appreciate it. Thank you. 
20220118_115629 (resized).jpgQuoted from dr_nybble:There is also a distinction between solid core and stranded wire. Pinball generally uses stranded wire.
What is the application?
He uses it for replacing traces
Quoted from ThePurpleDragon:He uses it for replacing traces
This will work
https://smile.amazon.com/Tinned-Copper-Length-0-0254-Diameter/dp/B076JKBJL4/ref=sr_1_5
Quoted from Redwizard000:It's probably tinned copper, which is why it looks silver.
Plenty of insulated aluminum wire out there. A quick scrape with a knife blade will tell which it is.
Quoted from phishrace:Plenty of insulated aluminum wire out there. A quick scrape with a knife blade will tell which it is.
Sure, could be. Hard to tell just from a picture though.
This is what we decided to order, thank you so much!
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