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304 Stainless Steel Bayonet Clasps, Ion Plating (IP), Column, Golden, 20x2mm, Hole: 1mm (STAS-L134-03G)
US $16.92 / Sets
| Package Qty | 1-9 | 10-29 | 30+ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Priced per Package | US $16.92 | US $12.69 | US $11.00 |
Package Size: 15 Sets per Package
Color: Golden
Description
304 Stainless Steel Bayonet Clasps, Ion Plating (IP), Column, Golden
Size: about 2mm wide, 20mm long, hole: 1mm.
Priced per15 Sets
Please Note: Slight deviations in colors is allowed due to different display device.
How to Open a Bayonet Clasp
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1.Make sure to align the channel with the dot and insert two parts together. Then rotate clockwise to lock it tightly. -
2.Push the two parts together tightly and then rotate it anticlockwise to open the clasp. -
3.Tips: there is a very small dot on one part of the clasp and a channel on the other part.
How Do You Attach a Bayonet Clasp to a Leather Cord
Just apply glue to the cord on its ends and sides, then insert the cord into the hole of the bayonet clasp. You can also string through beads on the cord such as European beads and tube bails to make your leather bracelets more exquisite.
Bayonet Clasps Fit Cord Sizes
As for how to find the suitable cord for your bayonet clasps, it not only depends on the size of the clasps, but also its hole shapes, round or flat. For example, if you have a clasp with 3mm round hole, you need to find a 3mm round cord to fit it.
For bayonet clasps with round holes, you can search round leather cord or round imitation leather cord to fit it.
For bayonet clasps with flat holes, you can search flat leather cord, flat imitation leather cord or multi-strand round leather cord to fit it.
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Fit Cord Size Hole Style |
Round Hole  |
Flat Hole  |
| Size 1 | 2mm | 3mm |
| Size 2 | 3mm | 4mm |
| Size 3 | 4mm | 5mm |
| Size 4 | 5mm | 6mm |
| Size 5 | 6mm | 8mm |
| Size 6 | 7mm | 10mm |
| Size 7 | 8mm | 11mm |
| Size 8 | 9mm | 12mm |
| Size 9 | 10mm | |
| Size 10 | 12mm |
There are leather cords available with various colors and specifications, as well as practical glues being sold on our website. Commonly used specifications has been listed for you above. Just use your imagination to the fullest to make exquisite leather bracelets with bayonet clasps.
Difference Between Ion Plating (IP) and PVD Vacuum Plating
Difference Between Ion Plating (IP)
and PVD Vacuum Plating
Our stainless steel jewelry undergoes three types of electroplating processes: PVD vacuum plating, ion plating (IP), and water electroplating. Vacuum plating, also known as physical vapor deposition (PVD), is a surface treatment technology. This process involves evaporating or sputtering metal or non-metal materials under vacuum conditions and depositing them onto the surface of the object to create a thin film. PVD technology includes various coating methods, with ion plating (IP) being one of them. Ion plating (IP) is a physical vapor deposition (PVD) process that is sometimes called ion assisted deposition (IAD) or ion vapor deposition (IVD) and is a modified version of vacuum deposition.
The thickness of the plating layer is influenced by the electroplating process and duration. The longer the plating time, the thicker the layer becomes, resulting in longer color preservation.
Below is a brief comparison of the color durability of Ion Plating, PVD Vacuum Plating, and Water Galvanization.
| Electroplating Process | Feature | Metal Color | Color Durability |
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| No Electroplating | Stainless steel is a non-reactive metal, which means it does not oxidize or tarnish like other metals such as silver or brass. Hypoallergenic. | Stainless Steel Color | Tarnish resistant, retain its color for a long time |
| Vacuum Ion Plating(IP) | The vacuum plating process is complex and requires specific environmental and equipment conditions, making it a green, environmentally friendly technology. The plating is done in a vacuum oven, resulting in longer color retention and a durable coating. |
Real Gold Plated （14K, 18K, 24K） |
Usually 1 Year |
| Real Rose Gold Plated | Usually 6~12 Months | ||
| Rainbow Color | Usually 6~12 Months | ||
| Blue | Usually 6~12 Months | ||
| PVD Vacuum Plating | The vacuum plating process is complex, with strict environmental and equipment requirements, making it a green, environmentally friendly technology. It also results in a durable coating. |
Real Gold Plated （14K, 18K, 24K） |
Usually 1 Year |
| Real Rose Gold Plated | Usually 6 Months | ||
| Golden | Usually 6 Months | ||
| Rose Gold Color | Usually 6 Months | ||
| Water Plating | "Water plating" liquid is processed in a water-based solution. |
Real Gold Plated （14K, 18K, 24K） |
Usually 6 Months |
| Golden | Usually 3~6 Months | ||
| Rose Gold Color | Usually 3~6 Months | ||
| Silver | Maybe less than 3 Months |
Available Plated Colors
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Stainless Steel Color -
Real Gold Plated
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Real Rose Gold Plated -
Rainbow Color -
Black -
Blue -
Golden -
Rose Gold Color -
Silver Plated -
Antique Silver
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