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Handy Hangers - 5 Pair

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Handy Hangers - 5 Pair
$11.95 USD
Item# 5489PK
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Product Features

  • Hang your panels easily and securely with Handy Hangers
  • Perfect for stained glass and fused glass panels
  • Easier to solder than traditional jump rings
  • Sturdy, solid brass hangers measure 1-1/4" long overall x 3/16" wide
  • Includes 5 pairs

Product Description

Securely Hang Panels with Handy Hangers
Handy Hangers can be used for both stained glass and fused glass panels. For stained glass, hangers install simply and securely inside the framing thus becoming an integral part of the panel itself. Made of sturdy, solid brass for strength. Includes instructions.

Did you know you could use handy handers on curved projects too? All you need to do is file a groove across the frame (using the edge of a half round file). Then simply insert the Handy Hanger tab into the groove up to the eye. Flux and solder. For some panels you will need to give Hanger tab a slight curve to conform to the panel diameter.  You can do this by using a pair of breaker pliers.

Handy Hangers can also be used in fused glass projects. Simply fuse the hangers between the glass layers and hang.

Sturdy, solid brass hangers measure 1-1/4" long overall x 3/16" wide each, with a 3/8" outside diameter 93/16" inside diameter) hanging ring. Includes 5 pairs.

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