10 mm / 0.39 in Zamak Mayo Model Double-Loop Bra Strap Slider and Ring 2-Piece Set PIR701010Z

This 2-piece set does not use the conventional strap slider. It combines the pictured Mayo Model 10 mm / 0.39 in double-loop slider with a matching 10 mm / 0.39 in ring. The routing geometry differs from the standard slider, so approval with the actual production tape is recommended.

10 mm / 0.39 in Zamak Mayo Model Double-Loop Bra Strap Slider and Ring 2-Piece Set combines one double-loop slider and one ring in a Zamak hardware set.

Role of the set

This 2-piece set combines the double-loop slider that adjusts strap length with the ring used at a connection or direction-change point. Managing both parts in the same 10 mm / 0.39 in family can simplify sourcing and inventory for repeat production. A hook is not included.

10 mm / 0.39 in size family

Both components belong to the nominal 10 mm / 0.39 in hardware family. Actual tape width, thickness, elasticity and edge construction can vary, so physical approval should use the real production tape on a completed sample.

Zamak material

The double-loop slider and ring are classified as Zamak. Keeping material, size and component type separate improves category filtering. No unverified plating, corrosion-resistance, wash-performance or chemical-durability claims are added.

Package content

One sales unit contains one double-loop slider and one ring. A hook is not included. Package content and minimum order quantity are different concepts. The minimum order is 500 sets, representing 500 double-loop sliders and 500 rings.

Applications

The set can be considered for bras, bralettes, bikinis, swimwear, bodysuits and similar adjustable-strap garments. It is useful where a hook is not required or is handled separately.

Difference from single components

A single double-loop slider or single ring offers flexibility when only one component is needed. The 2-piece set is useful when both parts are consistently consumed together in the approved construction. The correct choice should follow the actual bill of materials.

Difference from the 3-piece set

The 3-piece set adds a hook to the double-loop slider and ring. If the garment does not use a hook, the 3-piece format may add an unnecessary component. If a hook is required, the 3-piece set can be the more appropriate buying format.

Live related products

Use the live Bra Rings, Hooks and Strap Adjustment Buckles category for comparison. The live 10 mm / 0.39 in single double-loop slider, 10 mm / 0.39 in single ring and 10 mm / 0.39 in 3-piece set show different buying formats and functions.

Sample testing

Check controlled tape movement through the double-loop slider, correct ring angle and acceptable folded strap thickness together. Testing the two components separately is not enough; approve the completed strap assembly on the real production tape.

Technical sheet

Record model product, 2-piece set type, 10 mm / 0.39 in size, Zamak material and package content. Recording the strap-tape reference on the same sheet makes the approved combination easier to reproduce.

Bulk production

Compare initial completed straps with the approved sample. Double-Loop Slider movement and ring angle should remain consistent. If behavior changes, review tape lot, assembly direction and stitching together.

Purchasing checks

Before ordering, confirm that this is the 2-piece set, that it includes a double-loop slider and ring, that size is 10 mm / 0.39 in and that material is Zamak. If a hook is required, plan it separately or choose the 3-piece set.

Warehouse management

2-piece sets should remain separate from single components and 3-piece sets. A generic label such as 10 mm set can create picking errors. Model product should be visible on shelf and box labels.

Signs of a mismatch

If the tape binds in the double-loop slider, has excessive play at the ring or creates an unstable connection angle, review the relationship between both components and the strap tape.

Quality control

Confirm that both components are present, show no obvious deformation and that the completed strap behaves like the approved sample. A missing component directly disrupts production flow.

Production planning

An order of 500 sets represents 500 double-loop sliders and 500 rings. Consumption depends on how many sets are used per finished garment. Demand can be consolidated when several styles use the same approved set.

Repeat orders

Use model product together with 2-piece set type, 10 mm / 0.39 in size and Zamak material. A generic double-loop slider-ring set description can be confused with another size or material.

Care approach

No verified special coating endurance or chemical-care specification is provided, so those claims are not added. Final garment care should consider the complete material system.

How e-buttons buyers should read this 2-piece set

The set combines two different functions: the Mayo Model double-loop slider adjusts usable strap length, while the ring creates a connection or direction-change point. A hook is not included. The format is most practical when both components are consumed together in the same ratio.

Keep the Mayo Model name in sourcing records

A conventional 10 mm / 0.39 in slider also exists in the same product family. The nominal width is therefore not enough to identify this set. Purchase orders and warehouse labels should preserve the Mayo Model body description so the two constructions are not mixed.

Development and sampling

Build a complete strap using the actual production tape and intended fold construction. Review movement through the double-loop slider and the angle of the ring on the same sample. Separate component checks cannot fully represent the assembled strap system.

Understanding a 500-set minimum

Five hundred sets equal five hundred Mayo Model sliders and five hundred rings. That is 1,000 physical pieces. Stock and production teams should keep sales-unit count separate from individual-piece count.

Single components or the 3-piece set

Single parts are useful when consumption ratios differ. If the construction also consumes a hook at the same rate, the Mayo Model 3-piece set can simplify sourcing. Choose according to the approved bill of materials.

Approved-sample reference

Keeping one approved finished strap near production helps show the intended routing through the double-loop body and the ring orientation. This is especially helpful when conventional and Mayo Model sliders are both used in the same facility.

Receiving and warehouse checks

Confirm that both components are present and that the connected double-loop form matches the approved model. Store the set under its own code rather than merging it with conventional 2-piece hardware.

Rechecking after material changes

If the elastic supplier, thickness or sewing method changes, prepare a short verification sample before bulk production. The nominal width may remain the same while movement through the slider or ring geometry changes.

Preparing components as matched sets

When both parts are consumed in the same ratio, production teams can prepare one Mayo Model slider and one ring together for each finished strap system. This can reduce missing-component issues at the line. If single-component stock is converted into set stock, inventory records should be adjusted so system quantities continue to match physical counts.

How to spot the wrong hardware choice

If the tape cannot follow the intended double-loop route, a conventional-slider sewing setup may have been used. An unexpected ring angle or twisted finished strap is another signal to review the approved sample. Keeping “Mayo Model” visible on the work order helps prevent this mix-up.

Using one set across a collection

The same approved set may serve several sizes or colorways. Demand can be combined when the hardware and strap construction are technically equivalent. If the tape supplier or construction changes, make a short verification sample before assuming the previous approval still applies.

Repeat-order traceability

Warehouse labels, purchase orders and approved samples should use the same product description. A generic “10 mm set” label is not enough to distinguish Mayo Model hardware from the standard set. Keeping set type and body style in the description improves traceability.

Final sourcing check

Confirm that the product is the Mayo Model 2-piece set, that the sales unit contains one double-loop slider and one ring, that no hook is included, and that the nominal size is 10 mm / 0.39 in. Keeping the full set description prevents confusion with the conventional slider-and-ring set.

How to record the set in the bill of materials

The set can be listed as one purchasing unit, but its physical contents should also be stated as one slider plus one ring. This keeps purchasing quantity, warehouse counting and production consumption aligned.

Using the approved sample for repeats

Keep the approved strap sample as a routing and assembly reference for repeat production. If tape construction or sewing method changes, make a short verification sample before assuming the previous approval still applies.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included?

One Mayo Model double-loop slider and one ring.

Is a hook included?

No. Choose the 3-piece set if a hook is required.

What is the minimum order?

500 sets.

How many physical pieces are in 500 sets?

500 sliders plus 500 rings, or 1,000 physical pieces.

Is this the same as the standard 2-piece set?

No. This set uses the Mayo Model double-loop slider.

Should the set be sample-tested?

Yes, on the completed strap using the actual production tape.