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Jon, 

The only thing I could find is a reference in the SAE archives
(http://www.aepetsche.com/english/Resource-center/Technical-resources/SAE-ar
chives/ArchiveCommitteeNotes.pdf)

The abstract basically states that there is no established shelf life for
wire.

If your wire is oxidized at the cut end, try cutting off and discarding
about 6 inches of wire and rechecking the strands.  Wire should be pretty
good forever.

Eric Kalgren
Electrical Engineer
Cobham Defense Electronic Systems 
Continental Microwave Division 
11 Continental Drive 
Exeter, NH  03833  USA
Tel:  603-775-5200  
Fax: 603-775-5201 
E-mail:[log in to unmask]  
Website:  http://www.cobhamdes.com
 
-----Original Message-----
From: TechNet [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Jon Roberts
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 11:51 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: [TN] SELF LIFE OF STRANDED WIRE

Searching for data or information regarding process control to self life of 
stranded wire (M22759/32). Wire is used for both soldering and crimping. We 
are considering two years from Date of manufacturing (DOM) from vendor.  
Problem being experience is discoloration (oxidation) of wire surface.  
Considering also using solderablitity criteria to determine if wire is
suitable for 
crimping.  Any help or information is extremely welcomed.  

Jon

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