Extra Links for Herm Sprenger Chrome Plated Prong/Pinch Collar for width 1/6 inch (3.99 mm)

Supplementary Link for Herm Sprenger Chrome Plated Pinch Collar

If your dog grows in a blink of an eye or constantly gains weight it is very expensive to buy new pinch collars for it. Much smarter to buy extra links for your collar. Nowadays it is possible with Herm Sprenger Company which always introduces something new on dog market. You will definitely appreciate convenience of these collars and their price.
These Extra Links are for Herm Sprenger Prong Collar for 1/6 inch (3.99 mm) Diameter. They snap in easily for extra length! You won't need any tools or skills.

One link will add 1 4/5 inch (4.5 cm) to the total length of the collar.

Herm Sprenger Guarantees that your Pinch Collar and its extra links will not to rust, tarnish or break. Safety of your dog is also guranteed if you follow all Warnings:

• make all measurements correctly;
• never leave your dog unattended, when wearing a pinch collar.

Extra Links for Herm Sprenger Prong/Pinch Collar for width 1/6 inch (3.99 mm)

Chrome plating is a new method due to which these links were processed. It is a technique of electroplating a thin layer of chromium onto a metal object. Products that undergo this process, usually look shinier then ordinary stainless steel. The chromed layer will provide corrosion resistance for your collar and extra links as well as ease cleaning procedures. These collars and links will serve you and your dog for years.

How do these chains look so brilliant and have such durable surface?
Whereas other manufacturers only dip the chains before halvanizing, Sprenger uses a different procedure of mirror-bright polishing. Dipping means to remove non-metallic unclean things like oil from the chains. The metal becomes clear but has no surface polishing. The advantage of Sprenger polishing is that the surface becomes much smoother and has this special bright shine. After tumbling, the links are nickel or chrome plated. Nickel and chrome baths are monitored permanently by a laboratory. Sprenger examines the grip of the nickel layer through "bending" tests before the links are chromium plated so it increases in its tensile strength.