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2 min read • Updated On: Feb 3, 2026

The Engineering Behind Industrial Hook and Loop Fasteners

Industrial hook and loop fasteners from VELCRO® Brand are far more than a household convenience. Engineered with durable nylon or polyester hooks and loops, these fasteners are designed to withstand repeated use, vibration, and environmental stress. Whether used in manufacturing facilities, job sites, or transportation systems, they provide consistent performance where traditional fasteners may fail.
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Feb 3, 2026

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3 min read • Updated On: Feb 3, 2026

A Smarter Fastening Solution

Hook and loop coins — also known as dots or adhesive-backed circles — are more than just fastening tools. These tiny, die-cut heroes simplify countless projects at home, work, and in professional environments.

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by: Alex Stahl

Jan 18, 2026

1 min read • Updated On: Jan 14, 2026

5 Creative Ways to Use Hook and Loop Coins & Dots

Hook and loop coins — also known as dots or adhesive-backed circles — are more than just fastening tools. These tiny, die-cut heroes simplify countless projects at home, work, and in professional environments.

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by: An Nihal

Jul 21, 2025

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2 min read • Updated On: Jan 14, 2026

Choosing Between DuraGrip® and VELCRO® Brand – Which Hook and Loop Solution is Right for You?

Choosing Between DuraGrip® and VELCRO® Brand – Which Hook and Loop Solution is Right for You? We got your back!!
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by: An Nihal

Jul 21, 2025

4 min read • Updated On: Jan 14, 2026

How to Remove Hair From VELCRO® Brand Fasteners?

The ability of VELCRO® Brand hooks to cling to fabrics makes the product both handy and versatile. However, like so many other useful tools, VELCRO® Brand hooks can sometimes need maintenance. In this case, their propensity to hold on to hair, lint and dust can be problematic, unless you know how to remove hair from VELCRO® Brand hooks. And, it can be much easier to do when you understand how it works.
Stephen Ira

by: Stephen Ira

Feb 27, 2025

A place to learn about Everything in Hook and Loop!™
A place to learn about Everything in Hook and Loop!™
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2 min read • Updated On: Jun 21, 2024

The Difference between Nylon, Polyester and Polypropylene Hook and Loop

Hook and loop fasteners, commonly known by the Velcro® brand name, come in a variety of strengths and materials to handle everything from home and garden tasks to heavy-duty and industrial-strength jobs. Hook and loop fasteners and straps, as well as specialty versions of hook and loop can be purchased in polyester, polypropylene and nylon materials for use in automotive, medicine, military and many other industries. While each type of hook and loop fiber offers its own benefits, the type of task it will be performing is the best way to make a selection.

Stephen Ira

Stephen Ira • August 25, 2014

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3 min read • Updated On: May 12, 2023

What are Hook & Loop Fasteners Made of?

Hook and loop fasteners consist of two distinct pieces. The rough, scratchy side is the hook because it is covered with several tiny hooks per square inch. Likewise, the soft, fuzzy side is the loop because it is covered with many small loops. The hooks engage the loops when the two sides are pressed together. This creates a bond that is exceptionally strong and allows for repeated use that lasts for thousands of cycles.

Stephen Ira

Stephen Ira • September 24, 2013

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