High Temperature Resistant Tungsten Wire

I used this for a Cone 10 project and it worked well. They were just posts for a candle, so no load, but i didn't notice any deformation.

I bought these to hang from a bead attachment that allows me to glaze and fire beads in the kiln without worrying about the beads, getting stuck to the kill shelf and it worked perfectly.

You really have to use short pieces to hold ormaments. Pieces with more than one pottery ornament bent causing ornaments to move to the middle and meld to other ornaments. Big disaster!

I used this wire to wrap a thermal blanket around a generator exhaust pipe. It was very similar to what was originally on the blanket which I had to remove to replace the exhaust pipe due to a hole had rusted in it.

It’s not nearly dense enough to be tungsten

The picture is deceptive. It looks like there's 20 to 30 pieces of wire when in fact it is one coil which is 1 m long. This is what was advertised, but the picture would make you think otherwise.

Bought the thick wire as I was having a hard time with sagging on the thinner wires. This worked well, but it was thicker than I needed or wanted as It is super hard to cut even with wire cutters.

I was scared these weren’t going to work, but they did! Use it in my kiln and made my own stilts!!

This wire is not Tungsten as claimed in the description. It has a density of only 7.2 g/cc and is magnetic. It is likley to be a much inferior Iron+Chromium alloy. Item was not as described.

Used this for hanging Christmas decorations in my kiln. Worked really well. Good value for money.

Wire will sag when firing at cone 5. My ornaments fused together, disappointing!