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COGHLAN'S #706 Plastic Tent Guyline Tensioners

COGHLAN'S #706 Plastic Tent Guyline Tensioners

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COGHLAN'S #706 Plastic Grommets

  • COGHLAN'S Plastic Grommets are an essential tool for every outdoor enthusiast, perfect for repairing existing canvas grommets or adding new attachment points with ease.
  • These versatile and user-friendly grommets are easy to operate even in outdoor settings, allowing you to complete repairs or installations quickly.
  • Each pack contains 8 polyethylene self-cutting grommets with a 0.43-inch (11 mm) inner diameter. Their precise sizing ensures a perfect fit for various gear, including tents, backpacks, and other outdoor equipment, enhancing stability and durability.
  • These grommets not only provide a simple repair solution but also add utility and longevity to your gear.
  • Whether for routine maintenance or emergency repairs, these grommets are a reliable choice to keep your outdoor gear in peak condition.

Specifications

  • COGHLAN'S #706 Plastic Grommets Specifications
  • Size : 11 mm inner diameter
  • Material : Polyethylene, includes rubber washers
  • Quantity : 8 per pack
  • Origin : China

Instructions

How to use COGHLAN'S Plastic Grommets

  • Tools you will need:

  1. COGHLAN'S Plastic Grommets
  2. Rubber or plastic mallet
  3. Knife or multi-tool with a blade



  • Step 1: Prepare the Grommet

If you intend to use the grommet on plastic material, use the grommet with the black rubber washer included.

If you are using nylon or thin canvas fabric, remove the rubber washer from the grommet.



  • Step 2: Place the Grommet

Grasp the material where you want to secure the grommet. Align the base of the grommet with the back of the material.

Press the top of the grommet down firmly with your hand to form an initial seal.

  • Step 3: Tap with a Plastic Mallet

Use a plastic or rubber mallet to strike the top of the grommet firmly until it snaps securely onto the base.

Depending on the fabric, this may automatically cut through the material.

  • Step 4: Trim the Fabric

If you are using thicker plastic, nylon, or canvas, you will need to carefully cut a hole the same size as the male part of the grommet. Be careful to cut only the size of the hole needed to allow the grommet to press enough material together.

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