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Gold filled 0.4mm thread hard x 1.5m

Reference : GLD-049
Gold filled 0.4mm thread hard x 1.5m
Gold filled 0.4mm thread hard x 1.5m
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CHARACTERISTICS
Wire diameter
0,40mm
Unit weight
2.5g
Material
12Kt Gold filled
Shape
Round
REACH certified
REACH certified
Product description

Gold-filled technique consists of a base metal such as brass or copper, to which a sheet of gold is bonded by pressure or other means.
To qualify as gold filled, an article of jewelry must have a layer of gold at least 1/20th, or 5% of the weight of the entire article.

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Your questions (3)
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By annabelle (24/09/2022 19:07:43)
Bonjour,
Ce fil est il assez rigide pour réaliser des anneaux de bout ? Je voudrais l'utiliser pour fermer un bijou en chaîne très fine et légère et j'ai peur que l'anneau s'ouvre en cas de tension ou se déforme lors des manipulations.
Merci
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Our expert answers you (26/09/2022 10:42:04)
Bonjour, nous avons testé avec du fil dur 0,5 mm GLD-041 il est bien adapté pour réaliser des anneaux. Vous pouvez utiliser également du 0,4 mm mais il sera légèrement plus souple.
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By dorothée (20/02/2013 23:36:13)
Bonjour
Comme c'est un fil dur est ce pratique pour le wire wrapping?
Merci
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Our expert answers you (25/02/2013 16:40:57)
Bonjour, ce fil est adapté pour le wire wrapping.
Par contre les fils durs comme l'acier inox ou le gold filled, généralement utilisés pour des créations lourdes, sont plus difficiles à travailler que le fil de bronze ou de cuivre.
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By Eliane (06/02/2013 14:40:23)
Que vaut-il mieux utiliser pour faire des clous à mettre dans les perles? Dur ou semi-dur?
Merci pour votre réponse.
Eliane

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Tout dépend de la création que vous souhaitez faire.
Les clous souples sont plus faciles à travailler et les clous dur sont plus rigides et permettent de créer des pendants bien droits.
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By Melody (posted on : 03/04/2014 , purchased on : 28/03/2014)
Fil de bonne qualité, mais trop mou, très fin, peu évident à travailler. Permet néanmoins de réaliser quelques anneaux, mais il n'est pas assez dur pour faire des pendants d'oreilles par exemple, il se déforme trop rapidement. J'ai en revanche apprécié son aspect général, très belle couleur, très brillante, se confond aisément avec celle de l'or.
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