Sterling Silver Round Wire, 20-Ga., 1/2-Hard
- Country of origin : United States
- Metal type : Sterling silver
- Purity : .925
- Hardness : 1/2-hard
- Form : Wire
- Shape : Round
- Weight : 1.097 ounces (31.104g)
$30.48
priced per troy ounce
Description
Cut to your specifications, this ½-hard sterling silver round wire is ideal for creating components, wire wrapping and other forming techniques.
Metal that is 1/2-hard is partially work-hardened and will hold its shape under some stress. Keep in mind that hardness is changeable by soldering, annealing, heat-hardening or work-hardening.
The wire is packaged in coils. Available in custom cuts of any length, with a minimum weight of 0.01 ozt. If you click 'Add to Cart' for a quantity less than this, a prompt will prevent you from ordering.
Specifications:
- Country of origin : United States
- Metal type : Sterling silver
- Purity : .925
- Hardness : 1/2-hard
- Form : Wire
- Shape : Round
- Dimensions : .032" (0.81mm)
- Gauge : 20 ga.
- Length per weight : 18.94 ft./ozt. (577.29 cm/ozt.)
- Weight per length : 0.053 ozt./ft. (0.002 ozt./cm)
Please Note:
• We strive to measure quantities ordered as closely as possible; however, due to manufacturing tolerances at the mill, please allow for a ±10% variance when ordering.
• IMPORTANT: Sterling silver is an alloy containing metals that react with chemicals found in air and produce tarnish; high moisture levels, exposure to sunlight and contaminants such as salt water increase this reaction. Take steps to protect your sterling silver by keeping it in airtight packages, use tarnish-resistant products (such as tarnish tabs or strips) that absorb harmful chemicals, and store metals in a cool, dry place. Most tarnish is easily removed by polishing with a mild abrasive or soaking in an anti-tarnish solution.
• A 15% restocking fee applies to returns of custom cut-to-order metals.
• IMPORTANT: Sterling silver is an alloy containing metals that react with chemicals found in air and produce tarnish; high moisture levels, exposure to sunlight and contaminants such as salt water increase this reaction. Take steps to protect your sterling silver by keeping it in airtight packages, use tarnish-resistant products (such as tarnish tabs or strips) that absorb harmful chemicals, and store metals in a cool, dry place. Most tarnish is easily removed by polishing with a mild abrasive or soaking in an anti-tarnish solution.
• A 15% restocking fee applies to returns of custom cut-to-order metals.
Catalog page: 2020-2021 Tools and Equipment Catalog p. 783
