How Large of a Wire can I use with Large Body Chassis and Frame Clip - SWC9042-1

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What is the allowed diameter of the wire?

asked by: Rick P

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I went out to the warehouse and got a measurement for you on the Large Body Chassis and Frame Clip - Qty 1
part # SWC9042-1. From the blue line in the provided picture down to the bottom of the curve there is .184" so that's going to work with wire up to the 6 AWG size.

As an example it will fall between the two measurements below

.1719 would be 11/64 or 4.365 mm
.1875 would be 3/16 or 4.762 mm

expert reply by: Randy B

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Answer 1

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