Metal Loop Turner Hook Latch for Sewing
Metal Loop Turner Hook Latch
Material: | Metal |
Lengths: | 175mm / 241mm / 265mm |
About Ningbo MH
MH specializes in garment accessories and fabrics, offering high-quality solutions for the textile and home décor industries. With advanced automated warehousing, MH ensures efficient supply chain management and provides comprehensive after-sales support, exclusively serving businesses, not individuals.
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Product Details
This metal loop turner hook latch is an essential sewing tool for turning fabric tubes right side out and drawing elastic, ribbon or cord through casings. One end has a large circle to hook a finger and pull the tool along, while the other end has a latch hook that can be set open or closed. Built from sturdy metal, it is available in 175mm, 241mm and 265mm lengths and turns fabric for purse handles, shoulder and spaghetti straps, button loops, frog closures and belts.
MH supplies sewing-trade buyers and workrooms in bulk, with OEM/ODM options available.
Features
Material: Made from sturdy metal for repeated workroom use.
Lengths: Available in 175mm, 241mm and 265mm.
Design: Large circle at one end to hook a finger and pull the tool along.
Latch hook: Hook end can be set in an open or closed position.
Uses: Turns fabric tubes and draws elastic, ribbon or cord through casings and channels.
Application
Turning fabric for purse handles, shoulder straps and spaghetti straps.
Making button loops, frog closures and belts.
Threading elastic, ribbon or cord through casings.
Wholesale supply to sewing-trade buyers, workrooms and craft retailers.
FAQ
What lengths are available?
The loop turner is offered in 175mm, 241mm and 265mm to suit different tube lengths and projects.
What is the tool used for?
It turns fabric tubes such as straps and button loops right side out, and draws elastic, ribbon or cord through casings.
How does the latch hook work?
One end is a latch hook that can be placed open or closed to catch the fabric, while the other end is a large finger circle for pulling.
