Adhesive Velcro Dots (Hook and Loop Coins): Sizes and Uses

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Short answer: Adhesive velcro dots (hook and loop coins) are a self-adhesive closure made of hook and loop parts. Round dots come in 1, 1.5, 2, 5 and 7 cm diameters and strips in 1–10 cm widths, in black and white. They are used on envelopes, invitations, folders and box lids, promotional bags and to stop rugs slipping. Just peel the liner and press.

Sew-on and adhesive-backed hook and loop tape rolls

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What Are Adhesive Velcro Dots?

Hook and loop tape is also known as velcro tape, touch fastener or, in Turkish, “cırt cırt” and “para para” (because the round dots look like coins). One part carries many small plastic hooks, the other soft loops. Pressed together the hooks catch the loops; a light pull opens them again. On adhesive-backed models each part has a self-adhesive back, so no sewing, screws or staples are needed. Dots are shipped as hook-and-loop pairs.

Sizes and Models

Model Size Sold by Typical use
Round dots (coins) 1 cm, 1.5 cm, 2 cm diameter Piece (hook + loop pair) Envelopes, invitations, folders, catalogue and gift boxes Buy
Large round dots 5 cm, 7 cm diameter Piece (hook + loop pair) Non-slip rugs, cushions and throws; furniture and boxes Buy
Adhesive strip 1 – 2 – 2.5 – 3 – 3.8 – 5 – 10 cm wide Metre (25 m rolls) Cut to length; long flaps, displays, signs, insect screens Buy

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Where Are Hook and Loop Dots Used?

  • Printing and packaging: invitation and envelope flaps, catalogue boxes, gift boxes, CD/DVD cases, folders and binders.
  • Textiles: promotional bags and bag flaps; for sewn applications use sew-on tape.
  • Home: 5–7 cm round dots stop rugs, cushions and throws from slipping.
  • Office: cable management, fixing remotes and small items, boards and name badges.
  • Advertising and trade fairs: removable mounting of stands, posters and signs.

Application examples

Round adhesive hook and loop dot on an envelope flap
Invitations and envelopes
A round dot on the flap of an invitation or envelope makes an elegant reclosable lock.
Round adhesive hook and loop on a custom box lid
Custom envelopes and boxes
Self-adhesive dots used as a lock. Just peel from the liner and press onto the surface.
2 cm round hook and loop lock on a catalogue box
Catalogue box
A 2 cm round hook and loop lock on the lid of a catalogue box.
Round adhesive hook and loop lock on a pocket folder
Folders
A round dot keeps a 3-flap pocket folder from opening by itself.
Round hook and loop closure on a promotional cotton bag
Promotional bag
Adhesive round dots used as the closure of a cotton bag; available in different colours and shapes.
Round adhesive hook and loop dots on the liner
Round dots (coins)
Hook and loop dots come in pairs on a liner and are applied one by one.
Hook and loop closure on envelopes and boxes
Envelopes, folders and boxes
Practical opening and closing for invitations, envelopes, folders, plastic and cardboard boxes.
Adhesive hook and loop on textile, shoe and plastic products
Many other uses
Can be used as a closure on textile, footwear, plastic and electronic products.

How to Apply Adhesive Velcro Dots

  1. Prepare the surface: The surface must be clean, dry, dust-free and free of grease.
  2. Keep the pair together: Leave the hook and loop parts closed together so they line up exactly on both surfaces.
  3. Stick the first side: Peel the liner of one side, place it and press firmly for a few seconds.
  4. Stick the second side: Peel the other liner, close the flap and press to stick it to the second surface.
  5. Let it set: Wait a while before the first opening so the adhesive can bond fully.

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Who Invented Hook and Loop?

Hook and loop was invented by Swiss electrical engineer George de Mestral. In 1941, after a hunting walk in the Alps with his dog, he examined the burdock burrs stuck to his clothes and the dog’s fur under a microscope and saw hundreds of tiny hooks caught in loops. He turned the idea into a product over many years and patented it in 1955. The name “Velcro” combines the French words velours (velvet) and crochet (hook).

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Free Samples and Wholesale Orders

Request a free sample to test on your own box, folder or fabric. For wholesale, custom colours and sizes call +90 212 222 38 01 or message us on WhatsApp. Not sure where to buy? Read where to buy hook and loop tape.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are adhesive velcro dots?

Adhesive velcro dots (hook and loop coins) are round, self-adhesive hook and loop fasteners. One side has tiny hooks, the other soft loops; pressed together they lock, pulled apart they open.

Which sizes are available?

Round dots come in 1, 1.5, 2, 5 and 7 cm diameters; adhesive strips from 1 cm to 10 cm wide. Black and white are in stock.

Where are hook and loop dots used?

On envelopes, invitations, folders and box lids, promotional bags, for non-slip rugs, cable management, name badges and home and office organisation.

Who invented hook and loop?

Swiss engineer George de Mestral. The idea came in 1941 when he examined under a microscope the burrs stuck to his clothes after a walk; he patented the invention in 1955.

Are the dots sold in pairs?

Yes. Round dots are sold as hook and loop pairs; ordering 10 pieces means you receive 10 pairs.

Can I get a free sample?

Yes. Contact us on WhatsApp or by phone to request a free sample to test on your own material.

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