4 Silver High Quality Glue-On Flat Metal Bail – (26mmX8mm)

Description

Glue-On Flat Bail

Each 26mm x 8mm piece offers a substantial adhesive platform that grips securely to resin castings, polymer clay designs, and stone cabochons without requiring drill work or wire wrapping skills. The flat backing provides maximum contact area—critical when you’re working with heavier pendants that need dependable support. These bails catch overhead light along their polished curve, creating a subtle frame that doesn’t compete with the pendant itself.

• Dimensions: 26mm length, 8mm width, 1.5mm thickness provides structural integrity without bulk
• Attachment surface: Smooth metal base accepts E6000, two-part epoxy, or jewellery-grade adhesives
• Hanging aperture: 8mm x 5mm oval accommodates chains up to 6mm wide or multiple strands of fine cord
• Metal core composition is nickel, cadmium, and lead-free for sensitive skin compatibility
• Silver finish remains consistent across batches—no variation between packs
• Pack of four allows for design experimentation or small production runs

Use these on resin pieces poured in pendant moulds where embedded loops aren’t practical, or attach them to fired ceramic discs and painted wooden shapes for mixed media necklaces. The 26mm silver bail sits proportionally well on larger statement pieces—think 40mm round cabochons or rectangular resin panels measuring 50mm x 30mm. Because the hole runs lengthwise rather than as a simple jump ring loop, these work beautifully with ribbon chokers and braided cords that need threading space rather than clasp attachment points.

Apply adhesive to the flat back in a thin, even layer, avoiding excess that might seep around edges. Press firmly onto your pendant surface and allow full cure time according to your adhesive manufacturer’s specifications—typically 24 hours for maximum bond strength. The 1.5mm thickness means these won’t bend or warp under the weight of substantial pendants, maintaining their shape even when paired with dense materials like solid resin or thick ceramic tiles.

Under natural daylight, the silver tone reads as a cool metallic with slight warmth—not the stark brightness of rhodium plate, but closer to brushed stainless with a polished edge. This subtle tone photographs well without creating harsh reflections, making these particularly useful for makers who sell online and need consistent image results across different pendant designs.