| Gauge | Thickness (mm) | Thickness (inches) |
|---|---|---|
| 8 Gauge | 4.27 mm | 0.1681 in |
| 9 Gauge | 3.89 mm | 0.1532 in |
| 10 Gauge | 3.51 mm | 0.1382 in |
| 11 Gauge | 3.13 mm | 0.1233 in |
| 12 Gauge | 2.75 mm | 0.1084 in |
| 13 Gauge | 2.37 mm | 0.0934 in |
| 14 Gauge | 1.99 mm | 0.0785 in |
| 15 Gauge | 1.80 mm | 0.0710 in |
| 16 Gauge | 1.61 mm | 0.0635 in |
| 17 Gauge | 1.46 mm | 0.0575 in |
| 18 Gauge | 1.31 mm | 0.0516 in |
| 19 Gauge | 1.16 mm | 0.0456 in |
| 20 Gauge | 1.01 mm | 0.0396 in |
| 21 Gauge | 0.93 mm | 0.0366 in |
| 22 Gauge | 0.85 mm | 0.0336 in |
| 23 Gauge | 0.78 mm | 0.0306 in |
| 24 Gauge | 0.70 mm | 0.0276 in |
| 25 Gauge | 0.63 mm | 0.0247 in |
| 26 Gauge | 0.55 mm | 0.0217 in |
| 27 Gauge | 0.51 mm | 0.0202 in |
| 28 Gauge | 0.48 mm | 0.0187 in |
| 29 Gauge | 0.44 mm | 0.0172 in |
| 30 Gauge | 0.40 mm | 0.0157 in |
Gauge to mm Converter
Convert sheet metal gauge to millimeters for Galvanized Steel, Stainless Steel and Aluminum.
Full Gauge Thickness Chart
Why Use This Converter
Material Specific Accuracy
Different materials use different gauge systems. Get the correct thickness for Galvanized, Stainless or Aluminum.
Instant Results
Enter a gauge number and receive precise millimeter and inch values in seconds.
Full Reference Charts
Complete thickness tables for every common gauge so you can compare values at a glance.
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Designed for fabricators, engineers, architects and metalworkers who need reliable data.
How It Works
- Enter the gauge number (8–30) in the input field.
- Select the material: Galvanized Steel, Stainless Steel or Aluminum.
- Click Convert. The page updates with a clean URL and accurate result.
- View the highlighted row in the full thickness chart below the converter.
Frequently Asked Questions
Gauge systems are material-specific. Galvanized steel follows Manufacturers Standard Gauge (with zinc coating), stainless has its own scale, and aluminum uses the Brown & Sharpe system. The same number therefore represents different actual thicknesses.
Galvanized sheet includes a zinc coating. At the same gauge number, galvanized material is slightly thicker than uncoated carbon steel because of the added zinc layers.
Values shown are nominal thicknesses based on published industry standards. Actual mill production can vary within tolerance ranges. Always verify critical dimensions with a micrometer when precision is required.
This tool covers gauges 8 through 30 — the most commonly used range in fabrication, HVAC, construction and manufacturing.