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16 Gauge Nickel Jack Chain - 1 Ft

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16 Gauge Nickel Jack Chain - 1 ft
16 Gauge Nickel Jack Chain - 1 Ft
$3.95 USD
Item# 5475   In Stock
  • Sturdy 16 gauge chain is suitable for hanging heavy panels
  • Links can be opened with pliers to adjust length or attach hangers - no cutting needed
  • Sold in one foot lengths; buy only what you need!

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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.

Chain priced by the foot. Additional image shows 16 gauge next to smaller 18 gauge #5478.

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