Zinc Alloy Trigger Swivel Snap Hook - YF102117DC

Locate both nominal inch measurements on the selected drawing

Obtain the identified drawing and sample for the supplied 1inch x 2 3/8inch pair. Have the drawing locate both applicable measured features and their roles.

The nominal values do not establish measured axes, usable strap width, internal diameter or interchangeable geometry. Keep the accepted supplied version and complete pair with the reference mapping.

Inspect the actual trigger hook with the complete mating connection

Request the full supplied-part inventory and complete opening, closure and attachment instructions. Use the intended handbag, dog or saddlery fitting in the trial.

• Locate nominal roles and measure clear attachment space.
• Inspect section, full hook profile and opened entry.
• Identify trigger, swivel and attachment geometry.
• Demonstrate actual opening, closure and swivel behaviour.
• Keep the complete supplied configuration identified.

A specific spring arrangement, locking behaviour and rotation angle remain unverified. Agree relevant retention and entire-use requirements for the complete installed arrangement and conditions.

Agree material scope and entire-use evidence before suitability decisions

Working capacity, animal suitability and general compatibility remain unestablished. Obtain relevant evidence for the exact whole connection evaluated.

Map Zinc Alloy and required grade records to delivered components and approve physical Bright Nickel appearance. Define measurable durability criteria without assuming a quantified result.

Confirm the 1-3 Days sample reference and exact package

Reconfirm current sample availability and applicability of the 1-3 Days sample-time reference. Agree carton-box plus plastic-bag or requested packaging for the selected supplied version.

Obtain current minimum quantity and keep the accepted drawing, sample identity and mating-fitting details with the quotation request. Check requested changes against the same nominal-role map and actual operating requirements.