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Snap: The Versatile Connector

Snaps are mechanical fasteners consisting of two or more pieces that interlock together to create a secure connection. They are widely used in apparel, footwear, and various industrial applications.

Snaps have evolved from simple metal buttons to sophisticated plastic and metal designs with improved strength and durability. Modern snaps often feature concealed mechanisms for a sleeker aesthetic and increased ease of use.

Key features differentiating snaps include material (metal, plastic), size, shape, and the type of locking mechanism. The strength and durability of a snap are determined by its material and construction.

The snap market is expected to see continued growth driven by the increasing demand for durable and aesthetically appealing fasteners in various industries. Innovation in material science and design will continue to lead to the development of lighter, stronger, and more sustainable snap solutions.

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