Compare three materials at a glance
| Item | Primary characteristic | Common direction | Confirmation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nylon | Fine line and flexible construction | Apparel, bags, outdoor products and curved openings | Gauge, orientation, slider and finished-product bending |
| Resin | Defined tooth profile and direct color | Childrenswear, jackets, bags and design products | Tooth/tape color, load and corners |
| Metal | Authentic metal character and strong hardware presence | Trousers, fashion, leather goods, jackets and bags | Finish, weight, abrasion and laundering |
Select in four steps
Step 1: define the end product
Document product category, opening position, user movement and target life. A jacket front, bag main opening and dress side seam have different risks.
Step 2: define construction
Confirm open or closed end, one or two sliders, face or reverse orientation, gauge and finished length.
Step 3: define visual and operation
Coordinate tooth, tape, slider, puller and other hardware colors and proportions.
Step 4: create a validation checklist
Build samples in production-equivalent materials and test running, snagging, load, laundering, appearance and target environment.
Frequently asked questions
Can material be selected by price alone?
Not recommended. A low-cost mismatch can create rework, claims and delivery risk.
Can one product compare multiple material options?
Yes. Parallel samples can compare appearance, operation and cost.
Is a larger gauge always better?
No. Gauge should match fabric, proportion, load and visual target.
Dongguan Guanxun Zipper Co., Ltd. is an authorized SBS Zipper dealer, not the SBS brand owner or the listed manufacturing company. Product specifications, performance, price, MOQ and lead time require written project confirmation.