Grommets

Grommets are small, ring-like components typically made of metal, rubber, or plastic, designed to reinforce and protect openings in materials such as fabric or sheet metal. These cylindrical pieces are inserted into holes to prevent fraying, abrasion, or deformation, providing a stable and durable anchor point. In manufacturing and engineering, grommets serve multiple functions, including cable management, reducing vibration, and enhancing the structural integrity of materials. Their versatility makes them essential in applications ranging from electrical wiring in electronics to banners and tarps where reinforcement and protection are paramount.