Will these clips hold an emergency Mylar blanket?
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I would see no reason why not. They are strong and hold very well the tarp over my motorhome even in HIGH winds.
1525457
I am sure the would. They can be screwed down to the point where they will clamp on any thickness of material, and the clamp firmly. You might want to put some thin cloth under the jaws so you do not bite through and rip the mylar.
1525458
I don't see why not. They have teeth that interlock. I would question if the blanket would hold up with your set up. The clips should hold up just fine.
1525459
I would think so. They hold tarps. Don't know what you are holding it "for" - mylar might rip easily.
1525460
These are the vise grips of tarp clamps, they shred mylar blankets. Teeth and clamping pressure are too aggressive for something that delicate.
1525461
Depends on the thickness of the blanket .They hold my car tarp very well and its pretty thick...They grip very well
1525462
Hello - you may want to reinforce the mylar at the point of contact with the jaws lest they pierce through.
2102902
I think the fiber glass blankets may work. Thy are loose,yet tight,so it would work better than that other one.
11443
Im not 100% sure. When my other half gets home, I will ask her and reanswer your question. I amagine they would though, cause the way I am during sleep hours, we need the clip ons to keep the sheets secure to the corners.
1494949
The Velcro straps should hold. The issue I had was that they were not long enough for the hooks side to make contact with the loops side. Had to purchase additional Velcro and connect several inches of the hooks side to make it long enough to not fall off.
925330
While I believe you could, I don't think they will last long enough for a permanent situation. The Velcro seems to lose its grip fairly quick, and it's not very strong to begin with. Probably best for keeping small cords bound.
2136017
Yes, I think so. I bought them for a felt project. I put a magnet in each thin felt pocket and they came together, but they could be stronger.
1645941
Maybe. I would fold a flat sheet around and over the pad, so the pad doesn't tear. But I agree, these clips don't open that much.
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Isaiah, you should "google" your question to get more information. I just did and there seems to be a consensus that the mylar blankets can provide shielding. I only glanced at the info so you should do a thorough perusal.
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Not specifically for carrying other items, though there are spots to attach clips and items that would carry a sleeping bag. There are also two straps used to cinch down the bottom of the bag, which are about 18 inches long. Since my bag is never that full, they hang down and a folded blanket would easily fit there. Bottom line is nothing made specifically for that purpose, but can very easily be attached. Tons of room to add carabiners as needed.
1011078
I checked with Amazon and bought Coughlin metal clip. They are sturdy and seem to work fine. I have tablecloths that go to the floor and they still seem to work ok. good luck!
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They are great for thin "rope" (maybe 5mm or smaller). For thick rope, you may want to try full size flag clips like these (http://www.amazon.com/Brass-Swivel-Eye-Snap-Hook/dp/B0009TILMG)
431242
I can't be sure but the weave is very tight. My guess is no! These are high quality bags. Good luck.
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Yes, I should think so. Having said that, these clips are not super-expensive, so if they didn't work it wouldn't be too much of a disaster. I use them to hang cleaning cloths inside kitchen and bathroom cupboards, and of course the cloths are removed daily - often many times a day in the kitchen. I have never had a problem, and would recommend these clips so that you can have a go. Good Luck!
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If you are talking about the 3.5 oz containers, they probably would, however you'd have to push them in harder and they might actually stretch out the clip and then not hold the smaller ones. Or as the clips get older, they could dry out and break.. I would just buy a row of "bigger" clips.
2227027
I found these very handy clips to help hold a boat cover, but I doubt they could manage a pool cover that will fill with rain water. That said, they are substantial enough, and economical enough, they are worth a try.
2013438
Not sure what you mean by clip. The first aid kit has a handle and latches shut.There are holes between the handle and each latch that a cable, wire, rope can be inserted through. Shouldn't be a problem to use these to secure the first aid king to a belt or back pack. Hope this helps.
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Hi, No, the boots will be too heavy for these small clips. I use these to hang baby clothes after washing, which are much lighter. Hope this helps.