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16 Gauge Copper Jack Chain - 50 Ft. Roll

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16 Gauge Copper Jack Chain - 50 Ft. Roll
$109.95 USD
Item# 5479R   In Stock
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Product Features

  • Never run out of chain!
  • Sturdy 16 gauge chain suitable for hanging stained glass work
  • Links can be opened with pliers to adjust length or attach hangers - no cutting needed
  • Sold in a 50 ft roll
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Product Description

Showcase your stained glass masterpiece with confidence with durable jack chain. Designed for strength and elegance, this chain securely suspends your artwork while adding a professional touch to any display. 16 gauge chain suitable for hanging panels and heavy stained glass work.

Sold in a 50 ft. roll. Current stock has a matte finish. Shown in main image.
 

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  •   Bright and Strong
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Pros : Great for my copper patina panels
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  •   a bit thin
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Pros : Its nice to have a roll of chain to cut to whatever length is needed. Also good to have plenty on hand.
Cons : This chain is a bit thin and cannot support as much weight as other copper jack I have used.
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