NeckTech Fun with ClicLock - Stainless steel black matt

Our patented SPRENGER NeckTech Fun dog collar with assembly chain offers a solid and reliable alternative to other dog collars. Due to the individual links, they have a unique look, while being comfortable to wear for short and long haired dog breeds. The links can be extended individually, which makes the dog collar extra flexible.

How do I care for stainless steel (matt)?

Matt stainless steel dog necklaces are best cleaned with a mild detergent or washing-up liquid and a little water. To preserve the matt look for a long time, matt chains must not be treated with polish. Also check your chain regularly for abrasion and functionality.

Stainless steel black matt

With our SPRENGER dog collar made of stainless steel in matt black, we combine all the important functions that are important for dog owners of medium-sized and large dogs as well as for dog sports enthusiasts. Maximum safety meets a comfortable feel. The black look makes the dog necklace look simple on black dogs and at the same time is an absolute eye-catcher on lighter breeds. The matt finish also has a very special effect. Made from solid material in the usual SPRENGER quality, the dog necklace is particularly safe and protected against breakage - ideal for dogs with a lot of strength. This makes them long-lasting companions for you and your dog, both in everyday life and in dog sports. We manufacture the chain links with a polished, smooth surface. This means that the necklace sits comfortably on your dog's neck, does not cut in and protects the coat. Stainless steel dog necklaces are true all-rounders and are suitable for almost any adventure in wind and weather with your dog. Thanks to their rustproof properties, we particularly recommend these collars for dog owners who spend a lot of time at the seaside or other bodies of water. Stainless steel collars are also the best choice for use near the coast and in areas with high humidity and damp conditions. It should be noted that the natural metal abrasion during use can cause discoloration in dogs with light or white fur.