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Electric Nickel Plated Steel with OPTIWEB Coating

Elixir^® Electric Nickel Plated Steel Strings with OPTIWEB™ Coating give you the performance of a natural string — that crisp tone, natural feel and playable grip you know and love—without sacrificing the signature long-lasting tone life of Elixir Strings.

Played for the same crisp tone as an uncoated string
OPTIWEB Coating provides a natural feel
Electric guitar strings constructed with nickel-plated steel wrap wire
Our coating technology protects against common corrosion and debris buildup, extending tone life longer than any other brand’s coated or uncoated strings*
Anti-Rust Plating on plain steel strings ensures longer tone life for the entire set
With less hassle and expense of frequent string changes, spend more time making music

ELECTRIC NICKEL PLATED STEEL WITH OPTIWEB COATING

Part No.	Gauge	E-1	B-2	G-3	D-4	A-5	E-6
19002	Super Light	.009	.011	.016	.024	.032	.042
19027	Custom Light	.009	.011	.016	.026	.036	.046
19052	Light	.010	.013	.017	.026	.036	.046
19077	Light-Heavy Strings	.010	.013	.017	.032	.042	.052
19102	Medium	.011	.014	.018	.028	.038	.049

https://www.elixirstrings.com/guitar-strings/electric-nickel-plated-steel-optiweb-coating

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Elixir Strings was born in 1995. Although we were working with guitar strings already, they weren’t anywhere near a guitar. Instead, we were using them as convenient test subjects in our attempt to develop a better variety of push-pull cable. As part of this work, our research team was coating the strings with polytetrafluoroethylene, which you can just call PTFE in order to save some breath for your next show. The coated strings worked quite well as cables, but they sounded terrible as guitar strings. (Picture a guitar strung with day-old spaghetti.) Still, the mere idea got a couple of guitarists among us thinking… What if we could alter the coating and tinker with the process so the strings sounded great? Could we make a coated string that actually got called back for an encore?