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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

Shown Installed


Style A	Style B

Style C	Style D

Squeeze release buckles can be opened with one hand.

Aluminum and Nickel-Plated Zinc Alloy—Aluminum and nickel-plated zinc alloy buckles are more durable than plastic buckles.

Style C—Style C have a split bar, so you can slide them into the eye of your webbing.

Style D—Style D have wings that are easy to squeeze when you're wearing gloves.

Reflective Strip—Buckles with a reflective strip are often used on safety harnesses, since they’re easy to spot.

	Style	Lg.	Color	Features	Pkg. Qty.		Pkg.
Sew On







		Plastic

		A	3/4"	13/16"	2 1/16"	Black	—	5	29705T36	00000


		A	3/4"	13/16"	2 1/16"	Black	—	50	29705T32	00000
		A	1"	1 1/16"	2 7/16"	Black	—	5	29705T37	0000
		A	1"	1 1/16"	2 7/16"	Black	—	50	29705T33	00000
		A	1 1/2"	1 9/16"	2 13/16"	Black	—	5	29705T38	0000
		A	1 1/2"	1 9/16"	2 13/16"	Black	—	50	29705T34	00000
		A	2"	2 1/16"	3 1/8"	Black	—	5	29705T17	0000
		A	2"	2 1/16"	3 1/8"	Black	—	50	29705T35	00000
		B	1"	1 7/16"	2 3/16"	Black	Reflective Strip	1	29705T79	0000




				Aluminum

				A	3/4"	1"	2"	—	—	1	9576T74	0000


				A	1"	1 5/16"	2 1/2"	—	—	1	9576T75	0000
				A	1 1/2"	1 13/16"	2 11/16"	—	—	1	9576T76	0000
				A	2"	2 3/8"	2 11/16"	—	—	1	9576T77	00000




						Nickel-Plated Zinc Alloy

						A	3/4"	1"	2 1/4"	—	—	1	9576T13	0000


						A	1"	1 1/4"	2 5/16"	—	—	1	9576T14	0000


						No Sew







										Plastic

										A	3/4"	13/16"	2 1/4"	Black	—	5	29705T44	0000


										A	3/4"	13/16"	2 1/4"	Black	—	50	29705T39	00000
										A	1"	1 1/16"	2 13/16"	Black	—	5	29705T45	0000
										A	1"	1 1/16"	2 13/16"	Black	—	50	29705T41	00000
										A	1 1/2"	1 9/16"	3 1/8"	Black	—	5	29705T87	0000
										A	1 1/2"	1 9/16"	3 1/8"	Black	—	50	29705T42	00000
										A	2"	2 1/16"	3 1/2"	Black	—	5	29705T85	0000
										A	2"	2 1/16"	3 1/2"	Black	—	50	29705T43	00000
C										1"	1 5/16"	2 5/8"	Black	—	1	2142N15	0000
D	1"									1 11/16"	3"	Black	—	1	29705T76	0000
D	2"									2 3/4"	3 3/4"	Black	—	1	29705T77	0000

Cam Buckle

Shown Installed

Cam buckles have a lever that flips down to lock the webbing in place.

					Pkg. of 5		Pkg. of 50
	For Max. Webbing Wd.	Wd.	Lg.	Color		Pkg.		Pkg.
Sew On







				Plastic

				3/4"	1 1/16"	1 3/16"	Black	29705T51	00000	29705T46	000000


				1"	1 5/16"	1 3/8"	Black	29705T52	0000	29705T47	00000
				1 1/2"	1 7/8"	2 5/16"	Black	29705T53	0000	29705T48	00000
				2"	2 7/16"	2 7/8"	Black	29705T31	00000	29705T49	000000

Feed-Through Buckle

Shown Installed

Feed-through buckles can be adjusted with one hand—pull the webbing through to tighten or lift the tab to release.

					Small Pack			Large Pack
	For Max. Webbing Wd.	Wd.	Lg.	Color	Pkg. Qty.		Pkg.	Pkg. Qty.		Pkg.
Sew On







				Plastic

				3/4"	1 1/16"	1 1/2"	Black	10	29705T58	00000	100	29705T54	000000


				1"	1 1/4"	1 1/2"	Black	10	29705T59	0000	100	29705T55	00000
				1 1/2"	1 13/16"	1 15/16"	Black	10	29705T61	0000	100	29705T56	00000
				2"	2 1/2"	3 1/16"	Black	1	29705T78	0000	—	———	0


				No Sew







								Plastic

								3/4"	1"	1 9/16"	Black	25	29705T21	00000	—	———	0


								1"	1 5/16"	1 9/16"	Black	10	29705T62	0000	100	29705T57	00000

Spring-Loaded Clamp Buckle

Shown Installed

Spring-loaded clamp buckles have a spring and gripping teeth to hold the webbing tight.

				Pkg. of 1		Pkg. of 50
	For Max. Webbing Wd.	Wd.	Lg.		Pkg.		Pkg.
Sew On







				Nickel-Plated Steel

				1"	1 3/8"	2 3/8"	9576T63	00000	9576T11	000000




						Stainless Steel

						1"	1 3/8"	2 3/8"	9576T12	0000	———	0

Hinged-Bar Buckle

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.

	Pkg. Qty.		Pkg.
Sew On







	Nickel-Plated Steel

	1 1/2"	1 15/16"	2 1/16"	1	9576T65	00000


	2"	3"	2 3/16"	1	9576T66	0000

Slide-Bar Buckle

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.

	Pkg. Qty.		Pkg.
Sew On







	Nickel-Plated Steel

	3/4"	1"	1 1/8"	5	9576T61	000000


	1"	1 1/16"	1 3/8"	5	9576T62	0000

Webbing Buckles

Attach these buckles to webbing to create tie-down straps.

Warning: Never use for lifting applications.

Cam Buckle

Cam (Shown Installed)

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.

Roller—Buckles with a roller reduce friction when you’re pulling webbing through, which extends the life of your strap. Teeth on the end of the cam keep the webbing from loosening, so you can tighten with more tension than standard cam buckles.

	Lg.	Features		Each
Sew On







	Zinc Alloy

	3/4"	90	1"	1 5/8"	Roller	3648T55	00000


	1"	350	1 5/16"	2 3/16"	Roller	3648T56	0000




			Zinc-Plated Steel

			1"	930	1 3/8"	2 15/16"	—	3648T52	0000


			2"	830	2 7/16"	2 15/16"	—	3648T71	00000




					Stainless Steel

					1"	100	1 3/16"	1 3/4"	—	3648T17	00000


					No Sew







									Nickel-Plated Steel

									1"	600	1 11/32"	2 1/8"	—	3648T97	00000

Ratchet Buckle


Paddle Handle (Shown Installed)	Grab Handle (Shown Installed)

Grab Handle with Hook (Shown Installed)	Extended Grab Handle (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.

Paddle Handle—Paddle handles are the most compact. They’re also called thumb ratchets.

Grab Handle—Grab handles are wider than paddle handles for a better grip.

Extended Grab Handle—Extended grab handles give you extra leverage for tightening webbing.

Rubber-Coated Steel Handle—Rubber-coated steel handles are easier to grip than uncoated ones.

Hook—Ratchet buckles with a hook can secure directly to an anchor point.

	Wd.	Lg.	Hook Opening Wd.	Handle Material	Features		Each
Sew On







	Zinc-Plated Steel

	Paddle	1"	500	1 13/16"	4 5/16"	—	Steel	—	3648T521	00000


	Paddle	1"	580	1 13/16"	4 5/16"	—	Rubber-Coated Steel	—	3648T531	0000
	Grab	2"	3,670	4 3/16"	7 5/8"	—	Steel	—	3648T14	00000


	No Sew







					Zinc-Plated Steel

					Grab	1"	1,830	2 3/8"	5 1/4"	—	Steel	—	3648T541	0000


					Grab	2"	3,330	4"	9 3/4"	1 3/16"	Steel	Hook	3648T15	00000
					Extended Grab	2"	3,660	3 15/16"	9 1/16"	—	Steel	—	3648T822	00000




							Stainless Steel

							Grab	1"	1,000	2 3/16"	5 1/4"	—	Stainless Steel	—	3648T53	00000


							Grab	1 1/2"	1,320	3 1/16"	5 7/8"	—	Stainless Steel	—	3648T16	00000
							Extended Grab	2"	2,200	3 15/16"	9 1/16"	—	Stainless Steel	—	3648T823	00000

Flip-Lock Buckle

Shown Installed

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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.

	Wd.	Lg.		Each
Sew On







	Zinc-Plated Steel

	Paddle	1"	330	1 1/2"	3 3/4"	3648T82	00000


	Paddle	2"	500	2 3/4"	5 1/8"	3648T75	0000




			Stainless Steel

			Paddle	2"	500	2 11/16"	7 1/8"	3648T24	00000

Feed-Through Buckle

Shown Installed

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.

	Lg.		Each
Sew On







	Stainless Steel

	1"	500	1 3/8"	2 7/16"	9576T78	000000

Webbing Slides


Slide	Slide with Adjustable Middle Bar

Slip these slides onto webbing to create adjustable straps or keep loose ends from flapping. They’re load-rated, so you can use them to secure cargo. Thread your webbing through these slides before adding fittings on either end.

Warning: Never use for lifting applications.

Stainless Steel—Stainless steel slides resist corrosion in wet or salty environments better than zinc-plated steel slides.

Adjustable Middle Bar—Those with an adjustable middle bar are easy to thread—the bar shifts up and down as you push the webbing through. Knurls on the surface of the bar keep the webbing from slipping once it’s in place.

	Work Load Limit, lb.	Features	Pkg. Qty.		Pkg.
Zinc-Plated Steel



	1"	330	—	1	3648T4	00000


	2"	1,670	—	1	3648T35	0000


	Stainless Steel



			1"	150	—	1	3361T71	0000


			1"	350	Adjustable Middle Bar	1	9882N17	0000
			1 1/2"	200	—	1	3361T72	0000
			1 3/4"	400	Adjustable Middle Bar	1	9882N18	0000
			2"	250	—	1	3361T73	0000
			2"	500	Adjustable Middle Bar	1	9882N19	00000

Light Duty Webbing Slides


Plastic	Nickel-Plated Steel

Painted Steel

Add these slides to webbing to create adjustable straps or secure loose ends. They’re made for straps that bear light loads, such as backpack straps. Thread the webbing through these slides before adding fittings.

Warning: Never use for lifting applications.

Nickel-Plated Steel—Nickel-plated steel slides have a shiny appearance for a finished look.

Painted Steel—Painted steel slides are matte black.

				Small Pack			Large Pack
	For Max. Webbing Wd.	Color	Work Load Limit	Pkg. Qty.		Pkg.	Pkg. Qty.		Pkg.
Plastic



		3/4"	Black	Not Rated	10	2974T105	00000	100	2974T101	000000


		1"	Black	Not Rated	10	2974T106	0000	100	2974T102	00000
		1 1/2"	Black	Not Rated	10	2974T107	0000	100	2974T103	00000
		2"	Black	Not Rated	10	2974T108	0000	100	2974T104	00000


		Nickel-Plated Steel



				1"	—	Not Rated	5	3361T204	0000	50	3361T201	00000


				1 1/2"	—	Not Rated	5	3361T205	0000	50	3361T202	00000
				2"	—	Not Rated	5	3361T206	0000	50	3361T203	00000


				Painted Steel



						1"	Black	Not Rated	5	3361T67	0000	50	3361T207	00000


						1 1/2"	Black	Not Rated	5	3361T68	0000	50	3361T208	00000
						2"	Black	Not Rated	5	3361T69	0000	50	3361T209	00000

Webbing Hooks

Add these hooks to webbing to create attachment points.

Warning: Never use for lifting applications.

Flat Hooks

Flat hooks offer the most secure connection to rails and lips. They’re often used on the side rails of flatbed trailers.

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.

Powder-Coated Steel—Zinc-plated steel and powder-coated steel hooks have a barrier against rust that’s more durable than a plastic coating.

Stainless Steel—Stainless steel fittings are naturally corrosion resistant, so they hold up in wet or humid environments.

			Hook
	For Max. Webbing Wd.	Work Load Limit, lb.	Opening Wd.	Lg.	Color		Each
Sew On







				Plastic-Coated Steel

				1"	590	1/2"	1 3/16"	Black	9079N24	00000




						Powder-Coated Steel

						3"	5,400	5/8"	3 1/2"	Black	9079N29	0000


						4"	6,600	3/4"	3 3/4"	Black	9079N31	0000




								Stainless Steel

								1"	350	1/4"	1 1/16"	—	3648T18	0000


								1 1/2"	1,000	5/8"	2 13/16"	—	3648T19	00000
								2"	1,500	5/8"	2 13/16"	—	3648T29	00000

Wire Hooks


Sew On	Slip-On Hook (Shown Installed)


Sew On	Sew On	Slip On

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
	For Max. Webbing Wd.	Work Load Limit, lb.	Opening Wd.	Lg.	Color		Each
Sew On







				Zinc-Plated Steel

				3"	7,300	1 1/2"	4 3/4"	—	9079N19	00000


				4"	7,300	1 5/16"	5 3/8"	—	9079N32	00000




						Plastic-Coated Steel

						1"	1,100	5/8"	2 1/4"	Black	9079N33	0000




								Stainless Steel

								1"	1,100	7/16"	2"	—	9079N25	0000


								1 1/2"	1,000	3/4"	3 1/2"	—	3648T34	00000
								2"	3,000	1"	3 5/16"	—	9079N21	0000


								Slip On







												Plastic-Coated Steel

												1"	1,000	1 1/2"	3 3/4"	Black	9079N27	0000


												2"	1,000	1 1/4"	3 7/16"	Black	88525T28	0000

S-Hooks

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
	For Max. Webbing Wd.	Work Load Limit, lb.	Opening Wd.	Lg.	Color		Each
Sew On







				Zinc-Plated Steel

				1"	730	1 1/16"	4 7/8"	—	9079N22	00000


				2"	330	2"	8"	—	3648T96	00000




						Plastic-Coated Steel

						1"	1,100	1 1/16"	4 5/8"	Black	9079N26	0000




								Stainless Steel

								1 1/2"	300	1 1/2"	4 1/2"	—	3648T37	00000


								2"	400	2"	6 3/16"	—	3648T27	00000

Latching Hooks


Style A	Style B	Style C

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.

				Hook
	Style	For Max. Webbing Wd.	Work Load Limit, lb.	Opening Wd.	Lg.	Color		Each
Sew On







				Zinc-Plated Steel

				A	2"	1,330	3/8"	2 3/8"	—	9079N28	00000


				B	2"	3,330	1"	6"	—	9079N23	0000




						Plastic-Coated Steel

						C	1"	660	1 5/8"	5 7/8"	Black	9079N34	0000

Claw Hooks

Claw hooks connect to a sewn eye or rail.

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
	For Max. Webbing Wd.	Work Load Limit, lb.	Opening Wd.	Lg.		Each
Slip On







				Zinc-Plated Steel

				2"	3,330	1"	2 3/16"	9079N18	00000

Rope Hooks


Style A	Style B	Style C

The base of these hooks grip rope.

Warning: Never use for lifting applications.

Styles B and C—Styles B and C have a lever for quick adjustments.

				Hook
	Style	For Rope Dia.	Wt. Cap.	Opening Wd.	Lg.	Hole Dia.	Color	Pkg. Qty.		Pkg.
Latching Hooks







				Anodized Aluminum

				A	1/16" to 3/16"	50 lb.	3/8"	2 1/16"	—	Black	1	2292N17	00000


				A	1/8" to 3/8"	150 lb.	3/4"	3 11/16"	—	Black	1	2292N18	0000
				B	1/16" to 3/16"	280 lb.	1/2"	1 5/8"	—	Black	1	2292N14	00000
				B	1/8" to 3/8"	500 lb.	15/16"	2 7/8"	—	Black	1	2292N13	00000




						Plastic

						B	1/16" to 3/16"	Not Rated	1/2"	1 15/16"	—	Black	1	2292N15	0000


						C	3/8" to 7/16"	500 lb.	7/8"	3 1/2"	5/8"	Black	1	2292N12	00000




								Stainless Steel

								C	3/8" to 5/8"	8,000 lb.	3/4"	3 1/2"	5/8"	—	1	2292N11	00000

Webbing Tips

Style A (Shown

Installed)

Style B (Shown

Installed)


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.

Style	For Max. Webbing Wd.	Material	Pkg. Qty.		Pkg.
A	3/4"	Nickel-Plated Steel	10	9576T47	000000
A	1"	Nickel-Plated Steel	5	9576T48	0000
A	2"	Nickel-Plated Steel	5	9576T51	00000
B	1 1/2"	Zinc-Plated Steel	10	9576T49	00000