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Iron knitting needles - 50 mm - quantity 1 g (approx. 4 - 6 pcs)
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Iron Eye Pin - 50 mm - Quantity 1 g (approx. 5 pcs)

Iron eye pin 50 mm long, 7 mm thick with a loop for a thread with a diameter of about 2 mm, the surface of which has a modified reflection in the appropriate color.

NOTE: Due to the packaging of the goods during importation, the pins may be bent. This curvature does not affect the quality of the goods - the pins can simply be straightened.

Please note that the needles in the gunmetal color combination only measure approx. 45 mm.

THE MENTIONED PRICE IS FOR 1 g (approx. 5 pieces of needles) - collection min. 5g

$0.06 with VAT ($0.01 1 kus) $0.06 without VAT

The minimum purchase order quantity for the product is 5.

Iron eye pin 50 mm long, 7 mm thick with a loop for a thread with a diameter of about 2 mm, the surface of which has a modified reflection in the appropriate color.

NOTE: Due to the packaging of the goods during importation, the pins may be bent. This curvature does not affect the quality of the goods - the pins can simply be straightened.

The manufacturer did not provide detailed information on the composition of the product coating for silver and black coatings and these products may therefore contain allergenic nickel or other metals in permitted amounts that are not suitable for allergy sufferers. According to the manufacturer, the surface treatments in platinum, gold and old bronze do not contain allergenic nickel, and the manufacturer also proves this by certificates from elemental elemental analysis.

Please note that the needles in the gunmetal color combination only measure approx. 45 mm.

1 g contains 5 knitting needles. The weight of one knitting needle is approximately 0.170 g (average weight of 1 piece when weighing 100 pieces of needles).

Due to the color setting of the monitor, the color of the goods may differ slightly from reality.

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Weight
1 ks cca 0,15 g
Material
Iron
Information on allergens and heavy metals
RoHS certificate

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