Science Source Stock Photo - Velcro being pulled apart

Velcro being pulled apart

Description: Scanning electron micrograph of working velcro being pulled apart. A common fastener, velcro is a nylon material manufactured in two separate pieces, one with a hooked surface (right) & the other with a smooth surface made up of loops (left). The loops (left) are loosely woven strands in an otherwise tight weave. The hooks (right) are woven into the fabric & them cut. When the two surfaces are brought together they form a strong bond. Mag: X36 (10x8 size).

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SPL/Science Source

Unique identifier: SS294320

Legacy Identifier: SB6853

Type: Image

Size: 4671px × 3312px (~44 MB)

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