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#24 Ligne (15mm) Industrial Snap Fastener - STUD

#24 Ligne (15mm) Industrial Snap Fastener - STUD

#L-1 Hand Button Press Machine

#L-1 Hand Button Press Machine

Nylon Dura Snap Ring Back (to cover over press stud)

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Nylon Dura Snap Ring Back (to cover over press stud)

Known as a "Dura Snap" (Durasnap) or plastic button ring. Finished buttons with this dura snap ring back will fit onto #24 snap fastener studs to provide a finished tufted look for padded boards. Excellent for restaurant booths, auto and marine interiors, recreational vehicles, manufactured housing, upholstered wall panels, and crafts. This provides a secured hold with little chance of rust or discoloration. Button shell tops sold separately.

Available in U.S. Sizing only:

  • Size 30L (approx 19mm button diameter)
  • Size 36L (approx 23mm button diameter)

Pack Sizes:

100 pieces, 1000 pieces

The system used for measuring button sizes originates from an ancient French calculation that is called "Lignes" and should not be confused with millimetres.