What's the difference? What does it mean in inches or mm?
Finding the right liner for your pool is difficult enough without
having to worry about the thickness of the material (vinyl) that is being used. Most pool professionals
can't even tell you the official difference between vinyl gauge and mil measurements.
What's worse, the unit "gauge" doesn't always mean the same thing from one industry to the next. For example, when measuring
items like wire, shotgun barrels, sheet metal, and hypodermic needles, the thickness or diameter
increases as the gauge decreases (they are inversely proportionate). While for sheet vinyl, used for pool liners,
and photographic film, the thickness or width of the material increases as the gauge increases (they are directly proportional).
Luckily, all you have to worry about right now is vinyl gauge and mil as they relate to pool liners.
For your convienence and better understanding, Ameri-Brand has researched mil and gauge standards and compiled information from manufacturers across the vinyl industry. The table below shows a side-by-side comparison of mil and gauge sizes that
are commonly used for vinyl liners. You will also see the "average thickness" of these materials in the standard
measuring units of inches and millimeters. You may be suprised to learn that each of these common liner thicknesses is thinner
than a small piece of American coinage, the dime.
*Averages based on multiple measurements, taken from
vinyl samples provided by multiple liner manufactures and vinyl suppliers.
Digital calipers (shown above) were used to take all measurements.
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