Use it inside the template workflow.
- Closing working edges while keeping layers aligned
- Fast opening and re-closing during garment loading
- Securing multi-layer template assemblies
Steel quick clips for closing working edges and keeping template layers aligned.
Pricing is intentionally excluded. Use the SKU and specification in your quote request.
| SKU | Product | Specification | Sales unit | Packing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #088 | Template quick clip, 1.0mm thickened steel | 1.0mm steel | pc | 800 pcs/carton |
Steel quick clips are the edge closure: 1 mm thickened steel snaps over the closed stack, holds through the sewing cycle, and releases one-handed at unload.
Space them along working edges, keep them clear of the machine head's travel, and swap positions to magnets wherever a protruding clip would strike. On automatic machines, check clip clearance against the clamp frame before finalizing a template outline — a clip seat cut into the outline at design time beats field grinding later.
Use the product name and, where available, the catalog SKU in the inquiry form. Include the required specification, quantity and destination country so the quotation can match the request.
No. Pricing is quotation-based because the specification, packing, quantity and shipping destination differ between orders.
Yes. List the materials, tools and consumables you need in one inquiry so compatibility and combined packing can be reviewed together.
Enough that the stack cannot gape at any working edge — typically one per 15–20 cm of working edge, plus one each side of the loading mouth.
They fatigue slowly; replace when snap force fades noticeably. At 800 pieces per carton, clip stock outlasts several template generations.
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