BRE moveable eyelets 1 cm 70 pcs universal

BRE moveable eyelets 1 cm 70 pcs universal are metal/plastic reinforcement rings with a 1 cm outer diameter sold in a pack of 70. Designed to strengthen punched openings in a variety of materials, these eyelets create durable, neat edges for cords, laces and fasteners. They suit both soft and semi-rigid materials and can be set using standard eyelet-setting tools, providing a dependable reinforced hole for craft, repair and industrial applications.

Advantages

These BRE moveable eyelets combine metal durability with lightweight construction to resist tearing and wear at hole edges. The 1 cm size offers compatibility with most common cords and laces while remaining unobtrusive. Supplied in a bulk pack of 70 pieces, they support multiple projects and repairs without frequent restocking. Their universal design allows installation in fabrics, leather, paper, banners and tarpaulins when used with appropriate setting tools.

Suitable for

• Craft projects and scrapbooking requiring reinforced openings
• Garment repairs and clothing eyelets for laces and drawstrings
• Tarpaulins, banners and outdoor covers needing durable grommets
• Leatherwork and accessory production such as belts and bags
• DIY applications where a reinforced hole for fasteners is needed

Key specifications

• Outer diameter: 1 cm
• Quantity in pack: 70 pieces
• Material: metal/plastic combination
• Design: moveable/multi-material compatible eyelets
• Compatibility: for use with standard eyelet-setting tools

How to use

Mark and punch a hole in the material at the desired location, ensuring the hole diameter matches the eyelet size. Insert the eyelet through the hole so the flange sits flush on the visible side, position the backing or washer on the reverse if applicable, and use a standard eyelet-setting tool or press to flare and secure the eyelet. Check the fit and trim any excess material around the hole as needed. For thicker materials, use a setting tool capable of handling the combined thickness and ensure the eyelet is fully flared for maximum hold.

Usage recommendations

For best results, test the eyelet on a scrap piece of the same material to confirm hole size and setting pressure. Use a compatible setting tool rated for the material thickness, and avoid overtightening which can deform the eyelet or damage the substrate.