Zipper and Sliders

Zippers are ubiquitous fastening devices used in clothing, bags, and various other products to easily open and close two pieces of fabric or material. They consist of two parallel rows of interlocking teeth or coils that are joined together or separated by a slider. The slider, also known as a zipper pull, is the component that moves along the teeth to open or close the zipper. It can be made of metal, plastic, or other materials, and often features a tab or handle for easy manipulation. Zippers come in different types, sizes, and materials to suit various applications, from delicate dress zippers to heavy-duty ones used in outdoor gear. The invention of zippers revolutionised the way we fasten and secure our belongings, offering a convenient and efficient solution for everyday use.