Tubular polyester webbing, 15 mm, 1 800 daN ultimate load, FAR 25.853 approved. Used for corner ropes and lashing assemblies. Colors on demand.
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This tubular polyester webbing is used for corner ropes and lashing assemblies in air transport. The tubular construction spreads the load around the full circumference of the strap, which limits wear at contact points and extends service life on edges and corners.
Width is 15 mm with a 2.7 mm thickness, and the ultimate load is 1 800 daN (4 050 lbs). The webbing is approved for use in aircraft under FAR 25 appendix F.
Colors are available on demand. The webbing is supplied in 1 000 m carton.
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Tubular polyester webbing, 15 mm, 1 800 daN ultimate load, FAR 25.853 approved. Used for corner ropes and lashing assemblies. Colors on demand.
