Prym Vario Creative Tool punch pliers in Multicolour
€90.00per piece
Prym Jersey tool for jersey snap fasteners 10 12 mm in Blackberry
Item no. 26858
€6.50per piece
incl. VAT, plus shipping
Prym lists this as a tool for jersey snap fasteners in Blackberry. Sold as a single item. Notions that earn a place in the sewing box.
currently out of stock — back soon
Free shipping within Germany from €50
- Colour
- Brombeer
- Packungsinhalt
- 1 Set
- Material
- Kunststoff
- Manufacturer
- Prym
Description
Matched to the soft fastenings for knits, so every fastener sits centred. Sold as a single item. Made from plastic.
The tool attaches fastenings and hardware where a seam no longer helps — quickly, repeatably and without a single stitch. Before the first real use, test on a scrap — that shows how much pressure the layer of fabric asks for. The matching insert decides everything: size and design must belong to the fastening, or the part will sit crooked. The pack states the size, so buying more later stays easy. Anyone sewing regularly likes to keep such notions in duplicate.
What Prym Jersey tool for jersey snap fasteners 10 12 mm in Blackberry is suitable for
- Setting snap fasteners on garments
- Fitting eyelets into bags and pouches
- Working with leather and felt
Frequently asked questions
How do I look after the tool?
Dry storage and an occasional wipe are enough. A drop of fine oil keeps moving parts smooth; scouring agents have no place here. Putting the tool away damp means finding surface rust next time.
How much force does it take?
Less than many expect. Pressure comes from the lever, not from the arm; working in jerks hits worse than pressing steadily. Gripping the pliers at the very end of the handles takes noticeably less force.
Can it undo a fastening as well?
Removal has its own sets. A setting tool works in one direction; using it backwards usually damages both fabric and fastening. The matching removal tool sits with the fastenings in the range.
How should inserts be stored?
Together in the box they arrive in. Loose inserts otherwise vanish into the sewing drawer and are missing exactly when needed. A small tin in the sewing box will do when the original case is gone.
