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A place to learn about Everything in Hook and Loop!™
A place to learn about Everything in Hook and Loop!™
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3 min read • Updated On: Jan 30, 2024

Logo Imprinting

Logo imprinting uses a process known as pad printing to transfer an image or text to a rounded, flat, or rough surface. It is used in electronics, apparel, medical supplies, automotive accessories, toys and sports equipment.

Stephen Ira • June 12, 2014

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3 min read • Updated On: Jun 21, 2024

Business to Business Hook & Loop Solutions

For every business transaction involving a retail customer or other end user, many more business-to-business, or B2B, sales occur behind the scenes along the supply chain. This includes everything from raw material suppliers to component makers, manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors and other typical players involved in bringing goods to market. In the case of hook and loop fasteners, B2B transactions are such a large segment of sales because the range of applications is so wide.

Stephen Ira • June 5, 2014

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3 min read • Updated On: Jun 21, 2024

The Strongest Hook and Loop Strap

Hook and loop straps provide a convenient way to secure items such as cable, wire, electrical cords, fishing gear and luggage. There are many kinds of straps for any number of purposes, but the most common are cinch straps, back straps, face straps and two-way face straps.

Stephen Ira • May 19, 2014

4 min read • Updated On: Jun 21, 2024

The Best Hook and Loop Combination

The hook-and-loop fastening system offers a wide variety of uses for a broad range of industries, including the military, medical and transportation industries. Available in many styles and strengths, there is a hook-and-loop fastener for nearly every task imaginable.

Stephen Ira • May 12, 2014

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3 min read • Updated On: Nov 22, 2023

Hook and Loop in the Medical Industry

In the medical field, where the pace can be frenetic, it's important to have equipment that's flexible and adjustable. With the easy-on, easy-off requirements of hospital emergency rooms and doctors’ offices, hook and loop fasteners, such as VELCRO® Brand ONE-WRAP® and Cable Ties, meet all of these requirements and more. Here are some ways the medical industry uses hook and loop.

Stephen Ira • May 5, 2014

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2 min read • Updated On: Nov 21, 2023

Hook and Loop in the Hospitality Industry

DuraGrip® and VELCRO® Brand hook and loop fasteners have provided display, organization and storage solutions to individuals, businesses, and the hospitality industry for more than four decades. Much more than a simple fastening alternative for shoes and apparel, these fasteners are used by hotels, restaurants, banquet halls, and catering companies every day. Products are available in a variety of shapes, colors, and sizes, including sew-on and peel-and-stick. Standard hook and loop fasteners can hold up to 14 pounds per square inch and can be opened and closed thousands of times.

Stephen Ira • April 28, 2014

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3 min read • Updated On: Nov 21, 2023

Hook and Loop in Hollywood

Hook and loop fasteners have so many uses that they have even made their way into pop culture. Both in front of the camera and behind it, Hollywood uses hook and loop material in numerous ways throughout a production.

Stephen Ira • April 21, 2014

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2 min read • Updated On: Jun 21, 2024

Hook and Loop for Construction, Industrial and Commercial Uses

Construction, industrial, electrical, and manufacturing fields all use hook and loop. These products provide storage, organization, and safety solutions for products, employees, and equipment.

Stephen Ira • March 18, 2014

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3 min read • Updated On: Nov 22, 2023

Hook and Loop in the Military

The adaptability and variety of hook and loop is perhaps most evident in its presence in the military industry. A fairly simple concept, hook and loop fasteners consist of two pieces. The hook, meaning the rough side, and the loop, or softer side, which is often referred to as "pile" by the military. When the two sides are joined together, the hooks attach to the loops, forming a strong bond that is used to fasten apparel, organize supplies and bundle military equipment and tools. Its adaptability makes this fastener incredibly useful. This rifle stock cheek rest is adjustable with hook and loop.

Stephen Ira • March 11, 2014

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2 min read • Updated On: Nov 22, 2023

Packaging and Handling with Hook and Loop

We make packaging and handling easier through the use of hook and loop. DuraGrip® Brand or VELCRO® Brand fasteners come in such a wide variety of styles, sizes, and strengths that there is practically no task they can’t accomplish.

Stephen Ira • March 4, 2014

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