Transparent plastic eyelets provide a lightweight, discreet and economical solution for finishing tarpaulins and signage supports.
Made of transparent plastic, they blend easily into various surfaces without obscuring their color or image. Their transparency provides a particularly discreet finish, ideal when the aesthetics of the surface are important.
The eyelets are designed to be installed using the Queen manual and automatic press equipped with the appropriate tooling. The press performs the drilling and eyelet installation in a single operation, saving time when finishing tarpaulins and banners.
Several diameters available
The transparent plastic eyelets are available in several diameters to suit different finishing needs:
Ø 8 mm
Ø 9.5 mm
Ø 12 mm
Ø 16 mm
Each diameter requires the use of the appropriate tooling on the press.
The advantages of plastic eyelets
Transparent : discreet and aesthetically pleasing finish
Lightweight : ideal for flexible surfaces
Durable : suitable for common signage applications
Economical : an attractive solution for high-volume production
Several diameters : Ø 8, 9.5, 12 and 16 mm
Quick installation with the PLASTGrommet HPS025 press
Ideal for: advertising tarpaulins, banners, large format posters, communication materials and other signage applications requiring a finish with eyelets.
Transparent : discreet and aesthetically pleasing finish
Lightweight : ideal for flexible surfaces
Durable : suitable for common signage applications
Economical : an attractive solution for high-volume production
Several diameters : Ø 8, 9.5, 12 and 16 mm
Quick installation with the press
Ideal for: advertising tarpaulins, banners, large format posters, communication materials and other signage applications requiring a finish with eyelets.
Eyelets are essential accessories for easily installing a tarpaulin or advertising banner. They allow you to create strong and regular attachment points, while also simplifying the installation of your promotional material. Discover the different types of eyelets for tarpaulins, their uses, and the equipment needed for proper installation.
September 23, 2026
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