White M Stainless Steel Lobster Trigger Snap Clasp

• material

  Stainless Steel
  Style

  Classic
• Color

  Nickle Free/Rose Gold/Black/Antique Brass, as your request
  Size

  5*50,or customized
• Sample

  Available
  MOQ

  100pcs
• Sample time

  7-15days
  Packing

  Custom Package
• OEM/ODM

  30-years OEM Services
  Shipping

  UPS DHL EMS Fedex TNT
• Logo

  Customized Logo

The White / M lobster-style trigger snap clasp identifies a stainless-steel component for a dog-snap buckle hardware inquiry. Keep the intended clasp and its mating connection together in that discussion, so a nominal size or a familiar carabiner name does not become an assumed replacement fit.

Put a unit against the 5*50 reference

For the White / M clasp, request a drawing that explains the 5*50 reference, including its unit and the meaning of both numbers. The same document should show how that reference relates to M before any opening, length or strap capacity is assigned to the supplied component.

• Stainless steel identifies the stated material family of the clasp.
• White / M is the actual option combination to include in the inquiry.
• The lobster-style form gives the trigger clasp its product identity.
• A trigger designation makes the exact opening action a requirement to confirm.
• Dog-snap buckle accessory wording identifies a component rather than a complete pet strap.

Inspect the clasp at the mating fitting

Obtain the White / M clasp's usable gate clearance and attachment dimensions before comparing it with an existing strap or ring. Review the exact trigger operation as part of that fitting check, keeping measured compatibility separate from any requirement for restraint or retention performance.

Specify metal and finish requirements

If the White / M component must meet a particular steel grade or nickel-related requirement, request exact-version material and coating documents before choosing. Confirm the present sample, custom-size, logo or packaging scope separately, and obtain applicable assembly tests wherever the dog-snap project depends on a defined capacity.