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    71 Products

    Light Duty Webbing Buckles

    Pair these buckles with webbing to create straps for light loads, such as backpacks and bags. They’re quick to tighten or release.
    Warning: Never use for lifting applications.
    Squeeze-Release Buckle
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    Shown Installed

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    Style A

    Squeeze release buckles can be opened with one hand.
    Aluminum—Aluminum and nickel-plated zinc alloy buckles are more durable than plastic buckles.
    Style
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    Plastic
    A2"2 1/16"3 1/8"Black529705T1700000
     
    Aluminum
    A3/4"1"2"—19576T740000
    A1"1 5/16"2 1/2"—19576T750000
    A1 1/2"1 13/16"2 11/16"—19576T760000
    A2"2 3/8"2 11/16"—19576T7700000
     
    No Sew
     
    Plastic
    A1 1/2"1 9/16"3 1/8"Black529705T870000
    A2"2 1/16"3 1/2"Black529705T850000
     
    Cam Buckle
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    Shown Installed

    Cam buckles have a lever that flips down to lock the webbing in place.
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    Plastic
    2"2 7/16"2 7/8"Black529705T31000000
     
    Feed-Through Buckle
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    Shown Installed

    Feed-through buckles can be adjusted with one hand—pull the webbing through to tighten or lift the tab to release.
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    Plastic
    3/4"1"1 9/16"Black2529705T21000000
     
    Spring-Loaded Clamp Buckle
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    Shown Installed

    Spring-loaded clamp buckles have a spring and gripping teeth to hold the webbing tight.
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    Nickel-Plated Steel
    1"1 3/8"2 3/8"19576T6300000
     
    Hinged-Bar Buckle
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    Shown Installed

    Hinged-bar and slide-bar buckles are easy to thread—the bar shifts out of the way so you can push the webbing through. Teeth on the bar keep the webbing from slipping once it’s in place.
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    Nickel-Plated Steel
    1 1/2"1 15/16"2 1/16"19576T6500000
    2"3"2 3/16"19576T660000
     
    Slide-Bar Buckle
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    Shown Installed

    Hinged-bar and slide-bar buckles are easy to thread—the bar shifts out of the way so you can push the webbing through. Teeth on the bar keep the webbing from slipping once it’s in place.
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    Nickel-Plated Steel
    3/4"1"1 1/8"59576T61000000
    1"1 1/16"1 3/8"59576T620000
     

    Webbing Buckles

    Attach these buckles to webbing to create tie-down straps.
    Warning: Never use for lifting applications.
    Cam Buckle
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    Cam (Shown Installed)

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    Cam buckles have a lever that flips down to lock the webbing in place.
    No Sew—No-sew buckles have cam latches on both ends, so you can position them anywhere along the webbing.
    Stainless Steel—Stainless steel fittings resist corrosion better than zinc or nickel-plated steel fittings. They hold up in wet, salty, and humid environments.
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    Zinc-Plated Steel
    2"8302 7/16"2 15/16"3648T7100000
     
    Stainless Steel
    1"1001 3/16"1 3/4"3648T1700000
     
    No Sew
     
    Nickel-Plated Steel
    1"6001 11/32"2 1/8"3648T9700000
     
    Ratchet Buckle
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    Image of ProductInUse. Grab Handle with Hook (Shown Installed). Front orientation. Webbing Buckles. Webbing Buckles, Ratchet Buckle, Grab Handle, Hook.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Webbing Buckles. Webbing Buckles, Ratchet Buckle.

    Grab Handle (Shown Installed)

    Grab Handle with Hook

    (Shown Installed)

    Ratchet buckles tighten webbing gradually, so you can apply maximum tension.
    No Sew—No-sew buckles have a removable bolt, so you can quickly replace worn webbing or swap out end fittings.
    Stainless Steel—Stainless steel fittings resist corrosion better than zinc or nickel-plated steel fittings. They hold up in wet, salty, and humid environments.
    Grab Handle—Grab handles are wider than paddle handles for a better grip.
    Hook—Ratchet buckles with a hook can secure directly to an anchor point.
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    Zinc-Plated Steel
    Grab2"3,6704 3/16"7 5/8"—Steel—3648T14000000
     
    No Sew
     
    Zinc-Plated Steel
    Grab2"3,3304"9 3/4"1 3/16"SteelHook3648T1500000
     
    Stainless Steel
    Grab1 1/2"1,3203 1/16"5 7/8"—Stainless Steel—3648T1600000
     
    Flip-Lock Buckle
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    Shown Installed

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Webbing Buckles. Webbing Buckles, Flip-Lock Buckle.
    Flip-lock buckles are also known as over-center buckles. Fold the handle over the webbing to lock it in place.
    Stainless Steel—Stainless steel fittings resist corrosion better than zinc or nickel-plated steel fittings. They hold up in wet, salty, and humid environments.
    Paddle Handle—Paddle handles are the most compact. They’re also called thumb ratchets.
    Handle
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    Zinc-Plated Steel
    Paddle1"3301 1/2"3 3/4"3648T8200000
    Paddle2"5002 3/4"5 1/8"3648T750000
     
    Stainless Steel
    Paddle2"5002 11/16"7 1/8"3648T2400000
     
    Feed-Through Buckle
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    Shown Installed

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    Feed-through buckles release the webbing when you lift the tab. Pull the webbing through to tighten.
    Stainless Steel—Stainless steel fittings resist corrosion better than zinc or nickel-plated steel fittings. They hold up in wet, salty, and humid environments.
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    Stainless Steel
    1"5001 3/8"2 7/16"9576T78000000
     

    Webbing Tips

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    Style A (Shown

    Installed)

    Image of ProductInUse. Style B (Shown Installed). Front orientation. Webbing Tips. Style B.

    Style B (Shown

    Installed)

    Image of Product. Back orientation. Webbing Tips. Style A.
    Image of Product. Back orientation. Webbing Tips. Style B.

    Style A

    Style B

    Cover the cut end of your webbing to prevent fraying and make it easier to thread into buckles.
    Style A—Style A have teeth that bite into the webbing to keep them from sliding off. Install them with a hammer or pliers.
    Style B—Style B enclose the webbing on three sides. Crimp them with a vise or machine press for the most secure hold. You can also install them with a hammer or pliers.
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    A3/4"Nickel-Plated Steel109576T47000000
    A1"Nickel-Plated Steel59576T480000
    A2"Nickel-Plated Steel59576T5100000
    B1 1/2"Zinc-Plated Steel109576T4900000

    Webbing Hooks

    Add these hooks to webbing to create attachment points.
    Warning: Never use for lifting applications.
    Flat Hooks
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Webbing Hooks. Flat Hooks.
    Flat hooks offer the most secure connection to rails and lips. They’re often used on the side rails of flatbed trailers.
    Zinc-Plated Steel and Powder-Coated Steel—Zinc-plated steel and powder-coated steel hooks have a barrier against rust that’s more durable than a plastic coating.
    Plastic-Coated Steel—Plastic-coated steel hooks won’t scratch surfaces. However, the coating can peel away with heavy use, exposing the steel to rust.
    Stainless Steel—Stainless steel fittings are naturally corrosion resistant, so they hold up in wet or humid environments.
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    Zinc-Plated Steel
    1"1,8001/4"2"—3648T4500000
    1 1/2"1,1605/8"3 1/16"—3648T850000
     
    Plastic-Coated Steel
    1"5901/2"1 3/16"Black9079N240000
     
    Powder-Coated Steel
    3"5,4005/8"3 1/2"Black9079N290000
    4"6,6003/4"3 3/4"Black9079N310000
     
    Stainless Steel
    1"3501/4"1 1/16"—3648T180000
    1 1/2"1,0005/8"2 13/16"—3648T1900000
    2"1,5005/8"2 13/16"—3648T2900000
     
    Wire Hooks
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    Sew On (Shown Installed)

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    Slip-On Hook (Shown Installed)

    Wire hooks, also known as J-hooks, have a wide hook end that keeps them stable on rails, lips, rings, and eyelets.
    Slip On—Slip-on hooks can be secured to webbing without sewing. Slide the eye of your webbing through the split in the hook. They’re often used to adapt E-track straps for other attachment points.
    Zinc-Plated Steel—Zinc-plated steel and powder-coated steel hooks have a barrier against rust that’s more durable than a plastic coating.
    Plastic-Coated Steel—Plastic-coated steel hooks won’t scratch surfaces. However, the coating can peel away with heavy use, exposing the steel to rust.
    Stainless Steel—Stainless steel fittings are naturally corrosion resistant, so they hold up in wet or humid environments.
    Hook
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    Zinc-Plated Steel
    1"6601 1/8"2 1/2"—3648T4300000
    2"8305/8"1 3/4"—3648T830000
    3"7,3001 1/2"4 3/4"—9079N190000
    4"7,3001 5/16"5 3/8"—9079N3200000
     
    Plastic-Coated Steel
    1"1,1005/8"2 1/4"Black9079N330000
     
    Stainless Steel
    1"1,1007/16"2"—9079N250000
    1 1/2"1,0003/4"3 1/2"—3648T3400000
    2"3,0001"3 5/16"—9079N210000
     
    Slip On
     
    Plastic-Coated Steel
    1"1,0001 1/2"3 3/4"Black9079N270000
    2"1,0001 1/4"3 7/16"Black88525T280000
     
    S-Hooks
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    S-hooks mount to a ring or eyelet.
    Zinc-Plated Steel—Zinc-plated steel and powder-coated steel hooks have a barrier against rust that’s more durable than a plastic coating.
    Plastic-Coated Steel—Plastic-coated steel hooks won’t scratch surfaces. However, the coating can peel away with heavy use, exposing the steel to rust.
    Stainless Steel—Stainless steel fittings are naturally corrosion resistant, so they hold up in wet or humid environments.
    Hook
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    Zinc-Plated Steel
    1"7301 1/16"4 7/8"—9079N2200000
    2"3302"8"—3648T9600000
     
    Plastic-Coated Steel
    1"1,1001 1/16"4 5/8"Black9079N260000
     
    Stainless Steel
    1"2001"3 1/2"—3648T260000
    1 1/2"3001 1/2"4 1/2"—3648T3700000
    2"4002"6 3/16"—3648T2700000
     
    Latching Hooks
    Image of Product. Style A. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Style A.
    Image of Product. Style B. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Style B.

    Style A

    Style B

    Image of Product. Style C. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Style C.
    Image of Product. Style D. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Style D.

    Style C

    Style D

    Latching hooks stay fastened to a ring or eyelet even if a load shifts or the strap is slack.
    Zinc-Plated Steel—Zinc-plated steel and powder-coated steel hooks have a barrier against rust that’s more durable than a plastic coating.
    Plastic-Coated Steel—Plastic-coated steel hooks won’t scratch surfaces. However, the coating can peel away with heavy use, exposing the steel to rust.
    Style A—Style A are compact, so they’re often used to secure harnesses.
    Style B—Style B twist in the middle to keep your webbing flat against cargo.
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    Zinc-Plated Steel
    A2"1,3303/8"2 3/8"—9079N2800000
    B2"3,3301"6"—9079N230000
    C1"1,8301/2"3 3/4"—3648T460000
    C2"2,10015/16"4 1/4"—3648T930000
     
    Plastic-Coated Steel
    D1"6601 5/8"5 7/8"Black9079N340000
     
    Claw Hooks
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    Claw Hook Fed Through Webbing Eye

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Webbing Hooks. Claw Hooks.
    Claw hooks connect to a sewn eye or rail.
    Slip On—Slip-on hooks can be secured to webbing without sewing. Slide the eye of your webbing through the split in the hook. They’re often used to adapt E-track straps for other attachment points.
    Zinc-Plated Steel—Zinc-plated steel and powder-coated steel hooks have a barrier against rust that’s more durable than a plastic coating.
    Hook
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    Zinc-Plated Steel
    2"3,3301"2 3/16"9079N1800000
     

    Web Sling Hooks—For Lifting

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Hooks. Web Sling, Eye, For Lifting, Closed Eye.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Hooks. Web Sling, Eye, For Lifting, Open Eye.

    Closed Eye

    Open Eye

    The flat eye on these hooks keeps webbing and strapping flat, so it doesn’t bunch. They have a spring latch to ensure rope, chain, and fittings won't detach from the hook when the load slackens.
    Note: Capacities are for vertical lifting only.
    Open Eye—Open-eye hooks are easier to attach to webbing. Slip webbing through the latch and into the eye.
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    Powder-Coated Alloy Steel
     
    Closed Eye
    1 1/2"3,00031/32"3 15/16"OrangeForgedSpring400ASME B30.104086N110000004086N14000000
    2 1/2"6,0001 3/16"5 1/4"OrangeForgedSpring400ASME B30.104086N120000032805T41400000
    4"10,0001 15/32"7"OrangeForgedSpring400ASME B30.104086N13000004086N1500000
     
    Open Eye
    1 1/2"2,6001 3/16"3 1/2"PurpleForgedSpring400ASME B30.104086N16000004086N2100000
    1 7/8"5,3001 15/16"4 9/16"GreenForgedSpring400ASME B30.104086N17000004086N2200000
    2 3/8"8,4002 9/16"5 3/8"YellowForgedSpring400ASME B30.104086N180000001771N12200000
    2 5/8"13,2002 21/32"6 1/8"RedForgedSpring400ASME B30.104086N190000001771N12200000
     
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