Designed with 280 hooks/square inch and an acrylic adhesive, the 5/8" - DuraGrip Brand Peel & Stick Hook: Acrylic - White provides strong bonding. It can be used in most outdoor environments that experience variations in moisture and temperature. This hook can operate in temperature from - 40 degree F to 240 degree F and has a lifecycle of 20,000 minimum operations. The binder coating of this 100% nylon 8 mil Monofilament construction prevents this hook from unravelling when its cut.
Hook and Loop offers a wide variety of hooks, loops and webbings. We process bulk wholesale orders and ship worldwide.
Color: White
Width: 5/8?
Shear Strength: 14.15 per square inch (avg.)
Peel Strength: 0.68 per inch of width (avg.)
Selvage: 3/32" max.
Measurement Sold In Unit: 25 Yards per Roll
Applications: Can be used in most of the outdoor environments
Hook and Loop are sold separately - be sure to order BOTH sides if needed.
Designed with 280 hooks/square inch and an acrylic adhesive, the 5/8" - DuraGrip Brand Peel & Stick Hook: Acrylic - White provides strong bonding. It can be used in most outdoor environments that experience variations in moisture and temperature. This hook can operate in temperature from - 40 degree F to 240 degree F and has a lifecycle of 20,000 minimum operations. The binder coating of this 100% nylon 8 mil Monofilament construction prevents this hook from unravelling when its cut.
Hook and Loop offers a wide variety of hooks, loops and webbings. We process bulk wholesale orders and ship worldwide.
Color: White
Width: 5/8?
Shear Strength: 14.15 per square inch (avg.)
Peel Strength: 0.68 per inch of width (avg.)
Selvage: 3/32" max.
Measurement Sold In Unit: 25 Yards per Roll
Applications: Can be used in most of the outdoor environments
Hook and loop is a two component fastener popularized by the VELCRO® Brand. The hook is the rough, scratchy side and the loop is the soft, fuzzy side.
Which adhesive is right for me?
We offer two kinds of pressure sensitive adhesives. A rubber based adhesive, and an acrylic based adhesive. For these adhesives, you simply peel off the release liner and stick the adhesive into place. The rubber adhesive is a high tack adhesive that bonds well to a wide variety of substrates including rough and uneven surfaces. Some examples include plastic, drywall, wood, metal, and glass. This adhesive is a good all-around adhesive, but it doesn't hold up as well to moisture and chemical use. It's operating temperature is good up to 120-190F, depending on the brand. The acrylic adhesive is a medium tack adhesive that bonds well to smooth surfaces like glass, stainless steel and aluminum. It also bonds well to certain plastics. This adhesive holds up better to moisture and chemicals and has a wider operating temperature range, good up to 225-240F, depending on the brand. Which Adhesive Should I Use?