Description
YKK Vislon No.8 Heavy Duty Open End Zip — 14 Colours, 3 Lengths
- Genuine YKK Vislon moulded plastic teeth — No.8 gauge (8mm tooth width)
- Open end (separating) design — fully separates at the base for jackets, coats and outerwear
- 3 lengths: 18 inch (46cm), 20 inch (51cm), 22 inch (56cm)
- 14 colours: Black, Navy, Royal Blue, Brown, Ivory, Light Ecru, Fawn, Khaki, Forest Green, Dark Grey, Burgundy, Red, Dark Wine, White
- 35mm tape width — wide tape for secure stitching into heavy fabrics
- Origin: United Kingdom
- Uses: winter jackets, coats, fleeces, softshell garments, outdoor and hiking clothing, workwear, uniforms, garment repairs and replacements
- Select your colour and length from the options above
Shade note: YKK lists colour 578 as Dark Grey, however in real-world lighting it appears closer to a mid-grey tone. Please consider this when ordering.
The YKK Vislon No.8 is a heavy duty open-end zip built for demanding garment applications. The No.8 gauge refers to the tooth width — at 8mm these are substantially larger than the No.5 teeth used in most everyday garments, giving a stronger, more reliable fastening suited to outerwear, workwear, and performance clothing. YKK Vislon zips use moulded plastic teeth rather than coil, which gives a distinctive chunky appearance and a very smooth, positive action.
The open-end construction means the zip fully separates at the base, making it the standard choice for any garment that opens completely — jackets, fleeces, gilets, and coats. With 14 colours and three lengths available, this is a versatile stock zip for both garment makers and repair specialists.
Specifications
Brand: YKK
Range: Vislon
Gauge: No.8 (8mm tooth width)
Type: Open end (separating)
Tape width: 35mm
Teeth material: Moulded plastic
Lengths: 18 inch (46cm), 20 inch (51cm), 22 inch (56cm)
Colours: 14 (see variant selector)
Country of origin: United Kingdom
HS Code: 9607110000
Colour accuracy: Colours may appear slightly different depending on your monitor settings and lighting conditions. If colour matching is critical, we recommend ordering a sample length first.