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Grommets for 4mm coroplast

donkur

New Member
Grommets are always a challenge. I have a few different grommet machines, one is a number one and another one is a number two. I have some grommets that have a 3/16 inch flute and other grommets that have a 3/8 inch flute. Problem is, is that I need some type of Grommet that has a quarter inch flute or roughly around 6 mm. I cannot find a thing. There is a Grommet available for the number one Grommet machine however, the inner diameter of the hole is only 6 mm. That's almost more of an eyelet than a Grommet. What does everyone else do? I have been using the 3/16 inch flute Grommet which, does squish the coroplast a bit. Hoping someone can help me out? I have a sample sign from a supplier and these ones are nice but I have no idea where or who did these.
 

donkur

New Member
Maybe I will keep using the 3/16 inch grommets that I have been using and just not pushes hard because it seems the quarter inch grommets are just not available. I generally push a little bit harder just to make sure that they catch really well and don't come apart. Thanks.
 
Grommets are always a challenge. I have a few different grommet machines, one is a number one and another one is a number two. I have some grommets that have a 3/16 inch flute and other grommets that have a 3/8 inch flute. Problem is, is that I need some type of Grommet that has a quarter inch flute or roughly around 6 mm. I cannot find a thing. There is a Grommet available for the number one Grommet machine however, the inner diameter of the hole is only 6 mm. That's almost more of an eyelet than a Grommet. What does everyone else do? I have been using the 3/16 inch flute Grommet which, does squish the coroplast a bit. Hoping someone can help me out? I have a sample sign from a supplier and these ones are nice but I have no idea where or who did these.
Hi I use steel washers 1.5 to 2.5 inches depending on the coro thickness 4mm 6mm or 10mm i use gorilla glue now...been doing it like that since coro went to market in the mid 80's
 

White Haus

Not a Newbie
Grommets are always a challenge. I have a few different grommet machines, one is a number one and another one is a number two. I have some grommets that have a 3/16 inch flute and other grommets that have a 3/8 inch flute. Problem is, is that I need some type of Grommet that has a quarter inch flute or roughly around 6 mm. I cannot find a thing. There is a Grommet available for the number one Grommet machine however, the inner diameter of the hole is only 6 mm. That's almost more of an eyelet than a Grommet. What does everyone else do? I have been using the 3/16 inch flute Grommet which, does squish the coroplast a bit. Hoping someone can help me out? I have a sample sign from a supplier and these ones are nice but I have no idea where or who did these.

Have you checked w/ Express Sign Products? https://expresssignproducts.com/en/search?controller=search&s=grommet
They've got lots of different flavors (free shipping day today too!)

I can't recall which version we use for coroplast but we've got some for 4mm and 10mm.
 

donkur

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