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Small Grommets: These are often used in electronics, crafts, and clothing. ¹ They typically range from 1/8″ to 1/2″ in diameter.

• Medium Grommets: These are commonly used in furniture, automotive applications, and general hardware. They usually range from 1/2″ to 1″ in diameter.
• Large Grommets: These are often used in industrial applications, such as construction and manufacturing. They can range from 1″ to 2″ or even larger in diameter.

What is a Grommet?

A grommet is a small, often circular, ring or washer, typically made of metal, plastic, or rubber. It’s designed to reinforce a hole and protect cables or cords that pass through it.

Why Use a Grommet?

• Protection: Grommets protect cables and wires from abrasion, chafing, and potential damage.
• Aesthetics: They provide a clean, finished look to any project, whether it’s a piece of furniture, a piece of clothing, or a piece of electronics.
• Durability: Grommets can significantly increase the lifespan of a product by reducing wear and tear on cables and wires.

Common Uses of Grommets:

• Electronics: Used to route cables through the back of TVs, computers, and other electronic devices.
• Furniture: Used to reinforce holes in furniture, such as desk grommets for cable management.
• Clothing and Accessories: Used to reinforce buttonholes, eyelets, and belt loops.
• Automotive: Used to protect wiring harnesses in vehicles.
• Marine: Used to reinforce sails, tarps, and other marine equipment.