Steel Blue Transparent, Rod, 5 mm, Fusible

Steel Blue Transparent, Rod, 5 mm, Fusible

1 lb.
$40.80 USD
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Steel Blue Transparent, Rod, 5 mm, Fusible
Steel Blue Transparent, Rod, 5 mm, Fusible

Steel Blue Transparent, Rod, 5 mm, Fusible

001406-0576-F

$3.15 – $203.70

Steel Blue reflects industrial material cultureÑmetal, sky, and engineered surfaces. Clean and contemporary, it performs especially well in graphic or large-scale compositions.
Sizes
$40.80 USD

How do Volume Discounts Work?

We offer discounts in our Online Store and at Bullseye Resource Centers. Items eligible for the volume discount are marked with a blue V symbol and include all sheet glass, billet, frit, rod, stringer, confetti, molds and other Bullseye branded products.

Discounts apply to single orders only, not a combination of orders. Discounts cannot be combined. Your order can include any combination of items (glass, tools, etc.) to qualify for a greater discount, but the discount will only be applied to qualifying items.

If you have questions about volume discounts, email sales@bullseyeglass.com or call 503.232.8887, Mon-Fri, 7am–5pm (Pacific Time).
Overview

Reliable Color in Rod Form

Bullseye rods offer consistent color and working characteristics for torchworking, lampworking, beadmaking, and a wide range of kilnforming techniques.

They are commonly used to create murrine, stripes and dots, beads, and other patterned elements, supporting precise color placement and repeatable results.
Details

Dimensions

Glass rod is pulled from remelted Bullseye Compatible sheet glass and sold in lengths of approximately 18 in (450 mm).

Rod is available by the pound, half-pound, or individually (approximately 18-20 rods per pound; about 14 per pound for lusters). Some special production rod is sold only by the pound.

Bullseye rod is graded as either F (recommended for both kilnforming and torchworking) or T (recommended for torchworking only).

Fusible

Tested Bullseye compatible.

Reactive

This glass style may react with other styles based on their chemical compositions. See the article, The Reactive Potential of Bullseye Glass.

More Information
Visit About Our Glass and What to Expect From Bullseye Glass.

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