18-Gauge Plastic Insulated Electrical Wire, 50 Feet Length

Introducing the 50-foot 18 gauge plastic coated wire, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This versatile and durable wire is designed to meet a variety of hanging and fastening needs, making it an essential tool for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts in Grass valley. Whether you’re looking to securely hang heavyweight pictures or tackle other household projects, this multi-purpose wire offers reliable strength and ease of use.

• Length and gauge:The wire measures 50 feet in length and is 18 gauge, providing a perfect balance of flexibility and strength for various applications.
• Plastic coating:The plastic coating protects the wire from wear and tear, helping to prevent scratches on surfaces and increasing durability.
• Safe working load:Rated for a safe working load of 50 pounds, this wire can confidently support heavyweight pictures and other items.
• Dispenser package:Comes in a convenient dispenser package, allowing for easy measurement and cutting without tangling.
• Multi-purpose use:Ideal for hanging pictures, securing items, crafting, and other household or workshop tasks.

Imagine decorating your home or office in Grass valley with confidence, knowing that your pictures and artwork are securely hung using this sturdy plastic coated wire. It’s perfect for gallery walls, framing projects, or even creative DIY crafts that require dependable support. Professionals in Grass valley will appreciate the wire’s reliable strength and ease of handling, while homeowners will find it invaluable for everyday tasks around the house.
In summary, the 50-foot 18 gauge plastic coated wireis a practical and dependable solution for your hanging and fastening needs. Available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA, this wire combines strength, durability, and convenience, making it a must-have item for anyone looking to enhance their home or workspace projects safely and efficiently.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.