Does anyone know the strength of the wire?

Yas, it’s strong as shiit, just don’t over tighten it , it strong enough for aircraft applications soo.... and don’t try to hang your cars engine from the garage rafters with it and you’ll be fine!!

how many feet of wire you get

I'm not sure - it should be in the specification.

I can't find the gauge anywhere?

It would be nice to list the size in both inches and gauge (maybe even metric). Conversions are a hassle.

I am trying to use this to secure heatwrap around my motorcycle exhaust? Is this the right choice?

My best guess is yes, this would do the job. Note that I am not a qualified engineer! Provided the load is just some heatwrap, it should suffice, stainless steel can withstand quite high temperatures. This wire will not hold much of a load, IMO, but of course the more wire you use (in separate loops), the more it will carry. If you just loop and loop around continuously, the load will pretty much be the maximum one individual wire can bear, so use separate loops, and make sure the wire does not contact or rest on any sharp edges.

ASIN	B00EUROQUO
Best Sellers Rank	#3,002 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #10 in Electrical Wire
Brand	WCS WIRE AND CABLE SPECIALTIES, INC.
Customer Reviews	4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (1,886)
Date First Available	1 January 2024
Exterior	Drawn Solid Wire
Item Weight	454 g
Item model number	MC0320-1#D
Manufacturer	Wire and Cable Specialties
Manufacturer Part Number	MC0320-1#D
Model	MC0320-1#D
Product Dimensions	7.62 x 7.11 x 8.89 cm; 453.59 g

Wire and Cable Specialties MC0320-1#D .032" Safety Lockwire (MS20995C32 0.81 mm, 1 lb 0.45 kg Disp., appx 362 ft 50 m)

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