Fox Tail Chain

Foxtail Chain uses a Loop Chain link made up of two rows of slanted oval links connected by a series of flat rings running down the chain’s centre. Each row of links faces the other at a 45 degree angle. This creates a braided or woven effect with a directional grain and fullness which gives the appearance of the hairs on a fox’s tail. This chain can be Hammered or Swaged into a square profile or Diamond Cut. www.chainmachines.com

Bismarck Chain @ Bismark Chain

Bismarck Chain somewhat resembles a chain link fence but with a much tighter mesh arrangement. It starts as run of two Cable Chains or Curb Chains whose sides are then neatly soldered together to form a parallel length of links. www.chainmachines.com

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Snake Chain

Snake Chain a very tight-linked chain that has a round or square cross-section and has links that create a slight zigzag look. It is made up of smooth round metal plates or bands with a slight curve at their mid point. They are tightly joined together to form a continuous flexible tube reminiscent of a snakeskin due to the slight zigzag effect. Its virtually closed surface profile makes for a very elegant and flexible chain perfect for displaying a pendant from. Unlike Omega Chain there is no underlying wire or mesh to support these plates. This jewelry making chain is also known as Brazilian Chain, Round Maille Chain, Hexagon Chain and Star Weave Chain.
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Box Chain

Box also known as Briolette, is similar to a belcher chain except the links are tighter together and are square in shape, hence the name. The Box chain is made from round wire rolled flat before being formed into square links that form open boxes or cubes, giving it a sturdy yet classically smooth, sleek and uniform appearance. This chain is loved for its geometric simplicity. This is one of the stronger chains. This jewelry making chain is also known as a Briolette Chain, Square Link Chain and Venetian Chain.

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Rolo Chain

Belcher originated in Britain in the 18th century, and named for the bare knuckle boxer Jem Belcher, its hollow in the interior but they are wider than they are thick. Generally the links are round, but the shape of the link can vary.  This jewellery chain is also known as Rolo Chain. Asia chooses this Rolo Chain design as bracelet or anklets with charms, especially for infants and kids, its well know for its durability. Traditionally its all manually soldered, now there's machines available to make it.

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Singapore Chain/Twist Chain Disco Chain

Singapore may also be called twisted curb, but the links are joined in such a way that, even when the chain is untwisted, there is always a natural curve to it.

This style chain is constructed using a series of flat Diamond Cut chain links.

Several of these links are interwoven to form a diamond shape, and then in turn these diamond shaped links are twisted and flattened to form a chain. This design results in a chain with links that reflect light from different angles, giving the chain a sparkling appearance as well as a pleasing natural curve.

Machines needed, Double Cable Chain Making Machine, Chain Hammering Machine and a Diamond Cutting Machine

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Curb Chain Making Machine

Curb chain is when the links interlock with each other when laid flat.

This is one of the stronger chains. Some more open-link curb chains can only be distinguished from a trace by this method.

From Single Curb Chain to Double Curb Chain, it can be transformed to Snake Chains too with the help of other transformation machines, such as Chain Hammering Machine and Chain Compacting Machine

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