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Stainless Steel

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For Maximum Webbing Width

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Polyurethane Coated

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For Use Outdoors

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Abrasion Resistant

Chemical Resistant

Flame Resistant

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Salt-Water Resistant

End Fitting Material

Stainless Steel

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Material Handling

Webbing Tips

Attach to webbing to prevent frayed ends and make it easier to thread

Webbing Buckles

Webbing Buckles

Join together two ends of webbing and adjust the length as needed

Webbing

Create straps for holding cargo in place

Webbing Slides

Adjust the length of webbing

Straps for Winches and Ratchet Straps

Straps for Winches and Ratchet Straps

Feed through a winch or ratchet strap to secure loads

Ratchet Strap Webbing Bags

Ratchet Strap Webbing Bags

Bundle excess webbing to keep it from dragging and becoming a hazard or being damaged

Tow Straps

Tow or tie down loads

Multi-Attachment Straps

Multi-Attachment Straps

Eyes are located along the length of the strap for additional attachment points

Cinching Straps

Cinching Straps

Tightly grip large bundles of cargo and other materials to secure them in place

Slings

Grip and lift loads with hoists and cranes; made of webbing, rope, or chain

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