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In gauge terms, a steel thickness of 0.6 mm corresponds to approximately 20 gauge for stainless steel and about 22 gauge for mild steel. The gauge system is a non-linear scale, so the exact conversion can vary depending on the type of metal. Always consult a gauge chart for precise conversions based on the specific material.
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