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24 Gauge High Temp Wire

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24 Gauge High Temp Wire
24 Gauge High Temp Wire
$7.95 USD
Item# 450424   In Stock
  • 10 foot roll
  • Add unique metallic details to your fused glass projects
  • High-temp wire can resist the heat of a kiln
  • Use as built-in hanging hooks for your projects

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Product Description

Wire You Can Fire!
Embed wire between pieces of glass and fuse to add detail to fused glass projects or to create strong structural hanging rings for easy display. This nickel chromium alum wire remains strong in extreme heat of kiln firings and withstands high temperatures for long periods. Extremely strong, 24 gauge wire will support hanging projects, but is still flexible enough to bend. 10 foot roll.

Wire animals by artist Denise Christmas-Gibson.

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   I Love This Wire
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Pros : This wire is so easy to work with and has no sign of weakening after firing.
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Pros : This wire is easy to shape and is great for hangers, earrings, pendants, and whatever else you can think of.
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  •   Perfect for Hangers
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Pros : I use this wire for hangers for ornaments, suncatchers and other fused items that I want to hang. Easy to manipulate into any shape or size needed, so I've also used it as a design element in some of my fused pieces. It's thin enough to incorporate into a piece without causing bubbles.
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