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HEAT / ZIPPER SELECTION
Square-Tooth Molded Plastic Zipper
A molded zipper direction with a defined square or block-like element outline. Tooth proportions and chain width should be reviewed together to establish the intended graphic effect.
- Product code
- Confirm with your project brief
- Construction
- Square-profile molded elements. Closed-end, open-end and two-way constructions can be discussed where compatible; specify the required arrangement in the enquiry.
- Material
- Injection-molded thermoplastic elements and textile tape; exact resin to be specified.
- Dimensions
- Sizes for enquiry: #3, #5, #8, #10. Confirm the available range and measured closed-chain width in mm for the selected construction. Length to the project specification.
- Finish
- Custom colours matched to an approved physical swatch or specified colour reference. Custom colours and coordinated or contrasting tape.
- Application
- Utility-inspired apparel, outerwear, sportswear and visible garment openings.
- Customisation
- Specify chain size, finished length, tape width, colour, end construction, slider and puller. Custom logo, tape design and finish can be reviewed against the selected construction.
- Minimum order
- Confirm with your project brief
- Lead time
- Confirm with your project brief
Confirm the selected configuration, size range and commercial terms with your enquiry.
DESIGN INTENT
Create a more geometric zipper detail.
PROTOTYPE DEVELOPMENT
Review the selected chain, slider and end construction as one assembly. Evaluate a sewn sample in the intended garment fabric before approving appearance, operation and care performance.
DESIGN COLLABORATION
Share a drawing, garment sample or reference zipper. HEAT can review the chain profile, tape, colour, puller and attachment detail with your design and product team.
LIMITATIONS & NEXT STEPS
Final sizes, element profile, material composition and compatible configurations are confirmed against the selected sample. Nominal size numbers do not establish interchangeability between chains and sliders. Agree care requirements and component tests before approval.
