Dunlop 6260C2 FRETWIRE BULK TUBE 900G
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Designed for Luthiery : ideal for building, refretting, and restoring guitars.
- Strong and Durable Frets : resistant metal alloy for excellent longevity and lasting performance.
- 900g "Bulk" Format : tailored to the volume needs of workshops and regular projects.
- Optimized Playability : allows for a clean finish and professional playing feel on acoustic or electric guitars.
Manufacturer Information
Jim Dunlop
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A Fretwire Designed for Workshops and Demanding Projects
The Jim Dunlop 6260C2 is a fretwire tube intended for luthiers and enthusiasts seeking a reliable material to achieve neat, consistent, and durable fretting. Its Fretwire Bulk format of 900 grams is particularly suited for repeated work (series, repairs, complete refretting) while maintaining consistent quality. Whether you are working on a modern electric guitar or an acoustic guitar to restore, this fretwire helps you aim for comfortable action, clean intonation, and controlled wear, delivering results worthy of a well-setup instrument.
Technical specifications
| Category | spare part | Quantity | 900 |
| Instrument | electric, acoustic, guitar | ||
| Reference | 6260C2 | Ideal for | Acoustic and electric guitars |
| Material | Durable metal alloy | Designed for | Professional and amateur luthiers |
| Weight | 900 grams | Offer | Optimal performance and wear resistance |
Questions frequently asked
Does the Dunlop 6260C2 fretwire tube contain enough material for multiple refrettings?
The Fretwire Bulk packaging contains 900 g of fretwire. This format is intended for repeated work, repairs, and complete refrettings.
Is this fretwire compatible with an acoustic guitar?
This reference is specified for both acoustic and electric guitars.
What material is used for the 6260C2 frets?
The fretwire is made from a durable metal alloy. The description states wear resistance suitable for regular fretting.
Is the 900 g format suitable for a luthier workshop?
With its 900 g tube, this fretwire meets the needs of batch work. It is designed for both professional luthiers and amateurs. The quality is stated to be consistent across fretting projects.
What is the reference for this Dunlop fretwire tube?
The indicated reference is 6260C2.



