Features
- Six feet of beautiful, durable Jescar Stainless Steel fret wire. Most durable wire available!
- Great for acoustic & electric guitars, banjos, dulcimers, cigar box guitars & more
- Six feet is more than enough for any standard guitar, banjo or other standard-sized instrument
- Great for new building or repair work! Comes in pre-radiused 8-inch lengths for ease of install
- Size Specs: Crown Height: .055" (1.40mm), Crown Width: .090" (2.29mm), Tang Depth: .067" (1.47mm). Recommended Tang Width: .023"
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Product Description
This is six feet of absolutely beautiful, durable stainless steel fret wire, in handy pre-radiused 8-inch lengths. This fret wire is produced by Jescar and is a bright silvery color. As an added bonus, it is some of the hardest and most durable fret wire available on the market, much more durable than standard nickel-silver fret wire, so your fret job will not only look great, but will also last much, much longer! This fret wire is considered to be of medium crown width with a quite high crown height, which some players prefer. This fret wire can be used to repair/replace frets on an existing electric or acoustic guitar, banjo or other standard-to-smaller sized stringed instrument, and it is also great for new instrument building. The dimensions are as follows: Size Specs: Crown Height: .055" (1.40mm), Crown Width: .090" (2.29mm), Tang Depth: .067" (1.47mm). A slot width of .023" is recommended for best results when installing this fret wire. Please note that Stainless Steel fret wire is more challenging to work with, and is recommended for people experienced with standard fret-work.
