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YKK #10 20" Molded Plastic Jacket Zipper - Beige
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$5.89
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Premium Line Zippers.
#10 molded plastic one-way zippers are ideal for use on jackets. Features a tooth size of 10 (10 mm), tooth color matches zipper, 1" top extension and the slider has an automatic lock. Available in a variety of colors and lengths. Please note: actual colors may vary from picture due to computer setting variances.
Features
- Separating zipper
- Ideal for jackets
- Tape is made of polyester
- Automatic lock slider
- Available in a variety of colors
- Available in a variety of lengths
Product Specifications
Brand: YKK®
Units: Each
Size / Dimension: 20" L x 1 1/2" W
Material: Vislon Plastic Teeth, Polyester Tape
Additional Information:
8 Questions / 8 Answers
A coat that has a separating zipper, separates, while zipped? Does it need to be replaced or are there any tricks that my save this zipper? I thought about spraying with silicone spray...wondering if this would help? Thanks in advance.
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It sounds as if the teeth on the zipper are not locking like they should. The zipper will need to be replaced.
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I’ve been getting a lot of complaints about the #5 sliders not fitting into zippers. Do you know what’s happening? Are the sliders defective?
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There may be some confusion about what slider to use for the zipper in question. The #5 new style plastic (ZS5N*) and the #5 old style plastic (ZS5V*) are not compatible and of course, the #5 Nylon Coil sliders (ZS5C) won’t work on a #5 Molded Plastic Zipper (old or new). Metal sliders also will not work with plastic and vice versa.
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My plastic zippers are melting when I press the garment on our hot head press.
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On a laundry hot head press the heads are locked down for several minutes and there is not always an easy way to avoid pressing the zippers on laundered items. When finishing a garment it is suggested the zippers be positioned off the edge of the press. This way, the hot head will not rest directly on the zipper. If this is not possible, place some type of cover over the zipper. A folded handkerchief or piece of flannel from a press pad will help minimize the chances of a melted zipper.
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What does YKK stand for?
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YKK stands for the founder of the popular zipper manufacturer.
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How do I make a zipper shorter?
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First you must determine whether you are shortening a separating or a non-separating zipper. To shorten a separating zipper, work the slider to the bottom of the zipper. Using needle nose pliers, remove the 2 top stops. Using end nippers, shorten the zipper to the desired size by making a small cut between the teeth or across the coils on both sides of the zipper. Remove the excess zipper tape with scissors. Apply two new top stops and sew zipper into the article of clothing. To shorten a non-separating zipper, work the slider to the top of the zipper. Using needle nose pliers, remove the 1 bottom stop. Using end nippers, shorten the zipper to the desired size by making a small cut between the teeth or across the coils on both sides of the zipper. Remove the excess zipper tape with scissors. Apply the new bottom stop and sew zipper into the article of clothing.
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Why do some zippers have the zipper slider on the left and others on the right? And which ones do we carry?
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We get this question every once in a while. Some believe that its female garments (left) vs male garments (right), however there seems to be a mix of both men’s and women’s garments that have left handed zippers. Several forums online point to an older way of dressing for royalty (mostly European). They would have a handmaiden dress them and the zipper being on the left side would mean it’s much easier to zip up the jacket. This theory is still unconfirmed so we reached out to YKK to see if they can add any information. YKK stated that 99% of jackets made in the U.S. have zippers that are right handed. The standard in the rest of the world including Canada is left handed. When they have to order zippers from overseas, they have to specify the right handed zipper. So if your jacket is an import, you may be seeing a left handed zipper on the jacket. We carry just right handed zippers.
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To replace the slider on an expensive winter NFL Jacket is there a way to remove the retaining box, put the new slider on and reattach the retaining box? Or what would you suggest short of replacing the whole zipper. One side of the slider is busted off.
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If the retaining box is broken, the entire zipper would need to be replaced.
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Can you make a 1-way jacket zipper into a 2-way?
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No, the teeth on a one way zipper chain will not allow for the proper operation of two sliders. You would need a two-way chain which are specially designed for 2-way operation
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