Ratchet Buckle
Ratchet buckles are manual tensioning devices for restraint and lashing straps. The ratchet mechanism applies and holds high tension in controlled increments, which makes it the standard choice for...
Airbus ASNA 3573 flat polyester webbings, 20 to 25 mm, ultimate loads 700 to 1200 daN. Available in black and grey. FAR 25.853 approved. Supplied on 100 m rolls.
Data sheet
The ASNA flat polyester webbing range is manufactured in conformity with Airbus ASNA 3573 standards and is approved for use in aircraft applications under FAR 25 appendix F. It is used for restraint and lashing assemblies in aeronautical environments where traceability to an Airbus specification is required.
Three references cover the range, each tied to a specific ASNA standard: ASNA 3573-5919 (20 mm, 700 daN, black), ASNA 3573-5925 (25 mm, 1200 daN, grey) and ASNA 3573-5926 (25 mm, 1200 daN, black). Thickness runs from 1 to 1.2 mm and weight from 16 to 25 g/m.
These references are used for cabin and cargo securing assemblies.
Each reference is supplied on 100 m rolls.
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