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The Different Types of Metal Jacket Hangers and their Advantages

Often confused with wire hangers, metal jacket hangers are actually a much stronger and more polished version of its wire counterpart. Aside from the modern appeal that this type of hanger exudes, they actually take up less space than any other hanger without sacrificing strength, durability, or style.

Whether it is for a home, retail store or boutique, there are many different metal hanger styles that owners can choose to hang their jackets from. From top-of-the-line salesman’s hangers to vinyl-coated metal hangers, there are several types to choose from in order to keep jackets at their top condition while in storage.

Salesman’s hangers are made of polished chrome with a long neck design, and its neck has a piggy-back system that provides space for another hanger to attach, allowing for 50% more hanger space for a closet. There is also the drop hanger, which has a drop-down feature that allows its owner to display a jacket and achieve the same visual effect that it would on a real body. Commonly used in retail displays, this type of metal hanger saves even more space and prevents wrinkling of the clothing by making it hang totally flat. Meanwhile, a non-slip vinyl coated metal hanger keeps the jackets from puckering at the shoulder, and the added friction of its special feature prevents the clothing from falling to the floor.

Compared to unstable, low-quality wire hangers, metal jacket hangers are far superior with their sleek, polished chrome finish and sculpted design, making them a useful and value-packed addition to any type of closet.

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How do I test an armored cable (metal jacket cable) to see if it is grounded?

I have several electrical outlets that are not grounded. There are no ground wires running from the circuit breaker. I want to test if the metal box that houses the electric socket connected to an armored cable is grounded.

If you have a volt meter or multimeter, you can test with that. Take the outlet cover off & the right slots (small blade slots) on the outlet should be the hot ones.

Stick one of the meter's probes in the small slot & the other one to the metal box. If you show a voltage, the box is grounded, if not try the other slot, just in case the outlet is wired wrong.

Good luck...

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