Is 1 inch the smallest width the rivets can accomdate or would I be able to use them on a 5/8" wide collar?
317360
I used them on Invisible Fence collars that are 3/4" wide and they are fine. A little bit wider than the collar but does not seem to bother the dogs or their necks at all. The only thing I had to do was readjust the collar to accommodate the length of the name tag.
317361
I'm a bit confused by your question. The Rivets fasten the tag into place. The company provides you with a large and small set of rivets, along with a basic spreadable holder set. The thickest material you can adhere the fastener to is about 1/8". The 1" measurement is regarding the width of the tag, not the depth of the rivets.
1976756
I would think you should get a large based on this:Large fits collars 1-inch wide and measures 1 & 1/4-inches x 2 & 5/8-inches.*Please note: all three sizes can fit a collar that is narrower than the suggested collar width, but not wider than the suggested collar width.
2211310
You can put the shocker on any size collar you want.I love mine,and I've seen a difference in my dogs,They are calahola leopards and as hard headed as they come but since I've used the shock collars they leave my horses alone,which they were chewing up before
1556097
The tags will fit on any 3/4" collar. I drill holes through the collar and use aluminum pop-rivits. The never come loose and don't hang up on things. I've used this method for 20 years and have never lost a tag.
1502281
Measure the width of your current buckle to be sure...once the proper width is determined, yes, they work fine !
620381
Hope I'm not too late to be of help: I can fit 8" ties through these, but I'm not sure if tie width is standard. The opening in the mounts are about .200 x .080 (+/- .005) inches.
1230170
No. Pliers work fine for the rivet. I used a 1/4" drill for the heavy collar to make the hole for the rivet. Just pick which ever of the three rivet lengths matches the collar thickness. Our dog has hunted in marshes, swamps, lakes and very heavy wooded cover and the rivets are holding up well.
483405
Nope, these are for 2 " bars, what you need are at: CAP Barbell Standard 1-Inch Spring Clip Collars, PairI believe we are the lowest price at $5.01
1136575
I measured mine and see that it can accomodate a collar up to about 1 3/8 inches wide.
1347918
Not sure. Our little dog has a 10 inch neck and we only clicked the collar through 2 of the fasteners. If the dog is closer to the 18 lb upper limit, I would buy the larger one.
617475
I don't know. The collar was not useable due to very small + wrong sizing.R
1319485
the longer ones are 3/4 inch, short ones are 1/2 inch. They are the same as the ones that come with the original collar.
479980
Mine is about 5/8" wide (small size), but I think that varies based on what size you get and it is noted by the collar sizes . The buckle is a hard plastic closure that the collar is fed through, so the buckle itself is stiff, but not the actual collar. Hope that helps!
209114
I use them on a 1.5 inch tactical belt as they are heavy when filled. 2 inches may be too wide for these depending on thickness of the belt.
92189
The recommended grip range is 1/4 to 3/8". Hole size is .192 - .196". These are really attractive rivets.
2211312
The shocker mechanism are only able to fit 3/4 to 1 inch wide collars. I have 2 English Bulldogs and their necks are 9'' and the collar fits great .This is a great product. I have never had to press above vibrate to correct my dogs.
1199638
I am not sure what size option you are looking at but the replacement collars I ordered for my 2 boxers were the identical length just not quite as wide and heavy. The collars work fine.