Frontwire disks as a finishing, safety or even security elements are widespread. Normally they are welded centered on a Single Prong Display Hook frontwire, while on Scan Hooks, they are welded to a downturn in the upper scan arm frontwire. Here a Display Hook is purposely upturned to accept the Disk, where it forms a hardier product stop for these purses. As an aside, the white powdercoat works well with the muted grey or silvertone of the slatwire display. CLICK thumbnail to see assembly details of the “ass end” of a similar disk powdercoated grey. *****

For other Hook Finial posts SEE…
“Hook Finials Customized from Stock“
“Color-Coded Sports Retailing”
“Outlandish Winter Cap Hookery”
“Disk Finial Offers Anti-Sweep Potential“
“Display Hook Finial is Upturned“
“Finial Disk vs Metal Plate“
“Frontwire Finishing Touch“
“Bar Merchandiser With Finials Plugs In“
“Finial Adds Finishing Touch.”
“Ladder-from-Grid Design“
“Frontwire Finishing Touch for Belts”
“Selling Earmuffs on a Cold Day”

For a visual Pinterest Board summaries see…
“Hook Ends: Branded and Logo’d“
“Hook Ends: Finials and Shapes“
“Hook Ends: Spherical, Ball-End and Rounded“

SEARCH “Contrasting Hooks” for other examples of this finish style.