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    It's NiChrome and worth 2 - 4 dollars a pound.


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    Thanks Freonjoe....

    I had taken it to the yard before and their little guns could not properly zap/test the metal since the round wires didn't have enough surface area. I knew these are typical since they are on many old package HVAC units. No one I work with know anything more than they are stainless and they are basing that on the fact a magnet doesn't stick. I knew there had to be folks on here who have dealt with this before.

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    Quote Originally Posted by freonjoe View Post
    It's NiChrome and worth 2 - 4 dollars a pound.
    Same stuff that's in blow dryers, heat guns, electric heaters, etc.
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