Fine Silver Sheet 22GA to 30GA-6" x 1" to 6" x 12" 

Cut light-gauge fine silver sheet to the exact length a fusing, enameling, or light fabrication job needs instead of buying a full master sheet.

Fine silver (.999) sheet, 6" wide, is cut to your chosen length in full-inch increments from 1" to 12" and priced per piece. The metal is unalloyed .999 fine silver in a 1/4 hard temper with a brushed finish, ideal for fusing, enameling, and any application that calls for an unalloyed metal. Select your length first, then choose your gauge. Master sheets measure 6" x 12", so 12" is the maximum single-piece length.

Fine silver is softer than sterling silver and scratches more easily. This product is not medical grade.

Supply notice: Following recent volatility in the metals markets, several gauges of fine silver sheet are on back order from multiple mills with longer than expected lead times. Stock has run low and sold out, and backorders are not being accepted for fine silver sheet at this time. Normal supply is expected to return in late September. For current stock on hand, search for the Fine Silver Sheet Metal priced per 6" x 1" piece listing.

Features

• Fine silver .999 purity, unalloyed
• Temper: 1/4 hard
• Surface: brushed finish
• Five light gauges from 0.64 mm (0.025") in 22 ga down to 0.25 mm (0.010") in 30 ga
• Cut to length in full-inch increments (1"–12") along the 6" width
• Well suited to fusing and enameling
• Sold per piece and made in the USA

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Notes

• Cuts are made along the 6" width to the length you select, in full-inch increments only (1"–12").
• Approximate weight per 6" x 1" piece: 22 ga 16.2 dwt (25.2 g, 0.81 ozt), 24 ga 13.0 dwt (20.2 g, 0.65 ozt), 26 ga 10.4 dwt (16.2 g, 0.52 ozt), 28 ga 8.2 dwt (12.7 g, 0.41 ozt), 30 ga 6.4 dwt (9.95 g, 0.32 ozt). Multiply the figure by the number of inches you select to estimate a longer piece, so a 6" x 5" piece in 22 ga weighs roughly 81 dwt.
• Fine silver is softer than sterling and scratches more easily, so handle and store it accordingly. It is not medical grade.
• For heavier gauges (16–21 ga), see the 844FS-GA16-GA21 series.