VISLON Divisible Block Tooth Zipper YKK Dark Beige (128)

VISLON Divisible Zipper YKK Dark Beige (128) 60CM

This divisible block tooth zipper from YKK looks solid and reliable, with chunky plastic teeth in a warm Dark Beige shade that blends nicely against both light and dark fabrics. The wide tape and robust slider make it immediately clear this is a zipper built to take a beating. You can see from the finish that this is a zipper for projects where quality and durability really matter.

Product Features:

• Item Number: YKK60V-128
• Composition: Nylon
• Type: Block Tooth Zipper, Divisible
• Length: 60 cm
• Tooth width: 5 mm (5VS)

What is a VISLON zipper

You'll recognize a VISLON zipper by its chunky, block-shaped teeth made from molded plastic, each one individually attached to the tape. That makes this zipper stronger and sturdier than a regular coil zipper, and also more resistant to warping under heavy use. The teeth lock firmly together so the zipper opens and closes smoothly, even on thicker fabrics. Because it's a divisible zipper, you can completely separate the two halves from each other, which is great for jackets and vests you want to open all the way. YKK is known worldwide for the quality of its zippers and you notice it right away in the finish of the teeth and slider.

Uses and Projects

This VISLON zipper is made for work where durability and a sturdy look matter. Think of:

• Winter jackets and parkas that need to open fully
• Softshell jackets and outdoor clothing
• Fleece vests and sweat vests
• Sleeping bags where a divisible closure is essential
• Bags, backpacks and tool bags
• Dog beds and outdoor accessories
• Work clothing that needs sturdy fasteners
• Decorative applications where the block tooth can be part of the design

In Short

With this VISLON zipper in Dark Beige, you get a strong, divisible block tooth zipper that stands up to heavy use. Check out the full range of 60cm VISLON block tooth zippers divisible or explore more divisible block tooth zippers from YKK for your next sewing project.