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 The company specializes in the production of various types of zippers, including nylon zippers, resin zippers, metal zippers (aluminum, imitation copper, genuine copper), invisible zippers, waterproof zippers, etc. We offer zippers in different specifications from 3# to 30#, and can also custom-make zippers in bundles, such as guides, open-tail, closed-tail, front and back codes, double rear codes, and more. We have stock supplies of black and white zippers.

In order to save your search and consultation time, the following is a combination of our factory's product characteristics, and some common questions are organized. Please understand in advance: Q: What are the materials of zippers? A: Common materials of zippers: Nylon resin, metal

Nylon zippers: Nylon zippers are categorized into 3#, 5#, 8#, and 10#. The quality of the zippers can vary depending on the thickness of the fabric edges, which are generally referred to as weight. There are three types of nylon zippers: A-grade, B-grade, and C-grade, with A-grade being the best and C-grade being the worst. Invisible zippers are only available in 3# and come in both straight and lace edges. The pull tabs are equipped with drip tips, and the shortest zippers can only be made to a net length of 10cm. Waterproof zippers are available in 3#, 5#, and 8# and are ordinary nylon zippers with an added waterproof layer. They come in matte and glossy finishes, and are selected according to different customer requirements. The pull tabs are reverse-worn. PVC zippers are usually used in makeup bags and are only for packaging purposes.

Resin zippers: Resin zippers are categorized into 3#, 5#, 8#, 10#, 20#, and 30#. The quality of resin zippers is divided into hard and soft materials. Hard materials have excellent quality and are relatively more expensive, making them less likely to come off teeth; soft materials have lower quality and are relatively cheaper, making them more likely to come off teeth, leaving teeth marks when bitten.

Metal zippers: Metal zippers are categorized into 3#, 4#, 5#, and 8#, with materials being either copper or aluminum (fake copper). You can tell them apart by weighing them; aluminum is lighter, while copper is heavier. Question: How are the specifications distinguished? Common specifications: 3# (tooth width 4mm), 5# (tooth width 6.5mm), 8# (tooth width 7mm), and 10# (1cm).

Question: What are the common styles you have? The strip styles include: inverted set, closed tail, and open tail.

Guide Zipper: A guide zipper is cut from the code suit according to the length required by the customer, with a pull tab inserted in the middle. All guide zippers are handmade, and both nylon and resin can be made.

Closed-end zipper: Closed-end zippers are usually used in wallets and pants, and can be made as long as required by the customer. Both ends are marked with codes, with a pull tab in the middle. There are also double-closed-end zippers, where the pull tab is marked and has two pull tabs, allowing both ends to be pulled.

 Open-end zipper: Open-end zippers are usually used on outerwear, with a hook, and they are divided into metal and plastic hooks. The plastic hooks are often called injection molded open-end zippers, which can be made from nylon or resin. There are also double-hook zippers, which have two hooks and are usually used on down jackets.

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  The above prices are all spot prices. Before placing an order, you must contact the little servant first (contacting has a discount~), otherwise the order will be invalid, thank you for your cooperation.