FOR RING-FASTENED CONNECTIONS
Wire, mesh & bedding assembly Fastener Selection
C hog rings join seat-cover listing wires, mattress spring assemblies and wire-mesh edges. See how the ring closes around the components without driving into timber.
Seat-cover listing wire attachment · AI illustration
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE A FASTENER
Start with the workpiece and equipment.
Bring the current fastener or drawing, material stack, joint, exact tool or line model, quantity and destination. The checks below turn those inputs into a useful quotation brief.
PRODUCTS AT WORK
Find your workpiece.
Browse the examples, then open a product for sizes and an enquiry.
C Series and CL Series Hog Rings
Seat-cover listing wire attachment
A closed ring joins the cover listing to its receiving wire without driving into timber.
Mattress border-wire connections
Match the ring closure to the spring and border-wire dimensions of the assembly.
Wire-mesh panel joining
Evaluate the finished ring gap and exposed ends on the actual mesh-panel connection.
AI-generated application illustrations, not customer project photographs. Final fastener and tool selection must be checked against your materials and equipment.
FROM THE JOB TO THE FASTENER
Which product belongs where?
Products and selection tasks for Wire, mesh & bedding assembly
Product starting point
Task and selection logic
Wire-to-wire or wire-to-fabric closure
The ring wraps around the connection rather than penetrating timber like a staple. The finished closed size and jaw geometry matter as much as the open ring.
01
Describe the components together
Share wire diameter, fabric or mesh thickness, and a photo or drawing of the assembled joint. Identify whether the closure must hold tightly or leave a specified movement allowance.
02
Match open and closed geometry
Record the open crown, wire diameter, leg / point form, target closed internal size, strip format and tool jaws. Open crown sizes do not directly state the finished opening.
03
Verify the completed closure
Test feeding and closure with the actual tool. Review seating, gaps, material damage and the assembly’s required retention before ordering repeat consumables.
C rings are not a replacement for U-shaped wood staples. Tool geometry and the approved joint determine the application.
