Probably 19 gauge, which is 1.067 mm
.953 mm (USG)
1 mm = 4/100 inches
There are various standards. Below are two examples. 32 gauge American Standard (Brown & Sharpe) = 0.00795 inches = 0.202 mm. 32 gauge British Standard (Imperial) = 0.0108 inches = 0.274 mm.
.635 mm
Probably 19 gauge, which is 1.067 mm
12 gauge is thicker than 14 gauge.
1 mm = 4/100 inches
.953 mm (USG)
1 mm = 4/100 inches
10 gauge: 3.57 mm11 gauge: 3.18 mm
The nearest is 18 gauge, which is 1.02 mms
In gauge measurements, 1.5 mm is approximately 16 gauge. Keep in mind that gauge measurements can vary slightly depending on the specific material or standard being used.
There are various standards. Below are two examples. 32 gauge American Standard (Brown & Sharpe) = 0.00795 inches = 0.202 mm. 32 gauge British Standard (Imperial) = 0.0108 inches = 0.274 mm.
0.7 mm = 21 gauge- Google it
The closest would be 18 gauge which is 1.27 mm
These two terms refer to the distance between rail tracks.The most common rail gauge in the world is standard gauge, also called Stephenson gauge, which is 1435 mm between the tracks. Approximately 60% of the railways in the world are standard gauge.Narrow gauge is anything narrow than this, broad gauge is anything wider.Common narrow gauges are:metre gauge (1000 mm) cape gauge (1067 mm or 3 ft 6 in).Common broad gauges are:Russian gauge (1520 mm) Irish gauge (1600 mm)Iberian gauge (1668 mm)Indian gauge (1676 mm)