A grommet or eyelets are rings or edge strips inserted into a hole through a thin material, typically a sheet of textile fibre, sheet metal or composite of carbon fibre, wood or even honeycomb. Eyelets are generally flared or collared on either side to keep them in place.
There are four common types of eyelets, and they include:
Eyelets are mainly made of a few commonly known materials, such as:
Eyelets are used to reinforce the hole or to shield something from the sharp edges of the hole, as the hole may not be blunt. They're rings that are used as reinforcement for a spot in fabric or paper.
Eyelets are used in standard household applications such as:
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