ASNA flat polyester webbing
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...
Flat polyester webbing, 25 mm, 1 200 daN ultimate load, FAR 25.853 approved. Available in various colors. Supplied on 100 m rolls.
Data sheet
This range of 25 mm flat polyester webbing is used for restraint and lashing assemblies in air transport, where strength, regulatory compliance and color identification matter. It is approved for use in aircraft under FAR 25 appendix F.
Made from high-tenacity polyester, the webbing has a 1 200 daN ultimate load, a 1.2 mm thickness and a weight of 25 g/m. This balance of weight and strength suits cabin restraint assemblies, custom straps and nets constructions.
It is offered in various colors for application or customer color-coding, and supplied on 100 m rolls. Other widths and load ratings are available across the flat webbing range.
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