The data in this article is the supplementary data of the research article entitled "Comparable magnetocaloric properties of melt-extracted GdTbCoAl metallic glass microwires" (Yin et al., 2020). The data shows the circular cross section of GdTbCoAl metallic glass microwires with a diameter of ∼55 μm. The data also shows that the chemical compositions of microwires are basically uniform on macro-scale and micro-scale.

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