3m Scotch Dual Lock Reclosable Fasteners

To disengage simply peel the pieces apart by hand.

3m scotch dual lock reclosable fasteners.

It is designed to deliver a durable reclosable fastening solution which bonds to a variety of substrates including metals glass and plastics such as acrylics polycarbonate and abs. Just peel off the protective liner from each mated piece of 3m dual lock attach them to your separate pieces using a roller to ensure good adhesion and then push the pieces together until you feel the mushroom shaped heads interlock. 3m dual lock reclosable fastener simplicity easy to apply. This fastening process creates a durable attachment and provides fast product assembly with great design flexibility.

The fasteners contain hun. It is designed to deliver a durable reclosable fastening solution which can be opened and closed multiple times. 3m dual lock reclosable fasteners are a fastening solution that can replace screws bolts and rivets. 3m dual lock is often used to line retail shelves allowing you to securely fasten price tags holders signs and talkers to move as needed.

3m dual lock reclosable fastener sj3560 is the convenient alternative to traditional fastening methods such as screws nuts or bolts. 3m dual lock reclosable fastener sj3461 is the easy and clear alternative to traditional fastening methods such as screws nuts or bolts. 3m dual lock reclosable fastener sj3560 has a closure life of 1 000 times. 3m dual lock reclosable fastener sj3551 is the convenient alternative to traditional fastening methods such as screws nuts or bolts.

3m dual lock reclosable fastener sj3550 is the convenient alternative to traditional fastening methods such as screws nuts or bolts. 3m dual lock reclosable fastener sj3560 has a clear acrylic adhesive on the back of a clear polypropylene reclosable fastener with 250 stems per square inch and 0 23 inch engaged thickness. 3m dual lock reclosable fastener tb3550 consists of interlocking mushroom shaped heads that easily slide over each other allowing for positioning of parts before being snapped together. This fastener is most commonly attached by applying hot melt epoxy or liquid adhesive.