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Bulk Webbing & Hardware
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Bulk webbing and hardware create straps with custom configuration using a choice of buckles, rings, and closures. Webbing is cut to length, threaded though the closure or ring, and sewn closed. They can also be permanently attached to a surface using an anchor plate. Straps made from bulk webbing are used to tie down cargo, organize supplies, and create slings.
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Light-Duty Polypropylene Webbing
Light-duty polypropylene webbing won't absorb water and is UV, chemical, and mildew resistant. Polypropylene has low resistance to abrasion. This webbing is not intended for lifting applications. Consult manufacturer guidelines prior to use.
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Medium-Duty Nylon Webbing
Medium-duty nylon webbing is abrasion resistant and absorbs water which can lead to mildew. Nylon stretches under tension. This webbing is not intended for lifting applications. Consult manufacturer guidelines prior to use.
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Mil. Spec. Medium-Duty Nylon Webbing
Mil. Spec. medium-duty nylon webbing is abrasion resistant and absorbs water which can lead to mildew. Nylon stretches under tension. Mil. Spec. webbing meets or exceeds U.S. military specifications and standards to ensure high performance and reliability in extreme conditions. This webbing is not intended for lifting applications. Consult manufacturer guidelines prior to use.
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Heavy-Duty Polyester Webbing
Heavy-duty polyester webbing is UV and water resistant. Polyester seals when cut ends are heated and will not stretch under tension. This webbing is not intended for lifting applications. Consult manufacturer guidelines prior to use.
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Cam Buckles
Cam buckles have serrated jaws to hold webbing in place. Webbing is manually pulled tight and a lever is pressed to release tension. Cam buckles can be adjusted to any length and used to connect two or more straps as needed.
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Side-Release Buckles
Side-release buckles are hand tightened and adjust to any length. Pressure is required on both sides of the buckle to open the buckle to prevent accidental release.
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Slip Locks
Slip locks (sometimes called slide buckles) secure webbing anywhere along the length. Webbing is fed though the buckle then around the securement point and threaded back through the buckle. Slip locks work on endless webbing and don't need to be sewn in place.
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Slide Bars
Slide bars adjust the length between two lengths of webbing. One side of the slide bar is sewn to webbing that is secured to an attachment point. A second end is then fed through the opposite side of the buckle to adjust the length. Slide bars are often used to adjust length of backpack straps.
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Screw-On Anchor Plates
Screw-on anchor plates connect webbing to a secure location, such as a truck bed. Webbing feeds freely through the anchor and can be removed when not in use.
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