Polyester Webbing

Polyester webbing is a material made of synthetic fiber, manufactured on weaving looms using various thread interlacing methods.

In terms of strength, the webbing outperforms analogues made of nylon, polyamide and other materials. Depending on the set of technical characteristics, a distinction is made between lifting and tie-down webbing. The product is sold in rolls or coils.

The main purpose of lifting polyester webbing is the manufacture of slings. It is also used to make towing straps and lifting nets, and to equip winches and other mechanisms. The tie-down category includes products used for strapping and packaging cargo; they are used for household and domestic needs.

All types of webbing have an elongation ratio of 3% to 10%, high resistance to moisture and ultraviolet rays. The webbing is available in various widths and a wide color range.