National Artcraft 11 Gauge High-Temperature Craft Wire - (5) 12" Wires

I expected them to be a little more bendable, but still a good product so far. I haven’t put them in my kiln yet to see how they respond to heat.

This works great for kiln fired glass plant stakes. The wire turns dark during firing but is easily cleaned with steel wool. Holds the weight of the glass well--sturdy and straight.

Fired this to cone 6 electric and it did alright with my light weight pendants. Wire was warped and charred but with careful planning on my part did it's job. Definitely only good for a single firing but until I find something else it will do.

Worked well on a bead rack in high temp kiln, did not bend.

Came right away but have not had a chance to use them yet. Looks like what I needed as long as they dont melt.

This should not be advertised as high temperature wire. The sellers themselves admit that they are not even familiar with cone temperatures. These barely qualify as low cone temperature firing wires.They also do not even list the temperatures that these can fire to in the item descriptions. it's buried in the Q&A section.Lost a lot of work due to these partially because of false advertisement and partially because I did not fully search for the exact temperature these could withstand.

I used these to make my own bead rack. I cut them in half and fired to cone 06 with no issues. No slumping noted. Since these were 11 gauge it allowed for smaller holed beads to be fired. Most commercial bead racks are gauge 9.

This stuff works holds up through 2350 degrees