Over Center Buckle
Over-center buckles are manual tensioning devices that lock the strap with a single lever movement. Compared with a ratchet, the over-center action gives fast, repeatable tension setting without...
Slide buckles for 25 to 50 mm webbing, ultimate loads from 50 to 900 daN. Steel construction. Length adjustment hardware for straps and restraint assemblies.
Data sheet
Slide buckles are length-adjustment fittings for webbing straps. The webbing threads through the buckle and locks by friction, allowing manual adjustment of the strap length without a tensioning mechanism. They are used in light restraint, strap and assembly applications.
The range spans 25 to 50 mm webbing widths, with ultimate loads from 50 daN for light adjustment work up to 900 daN for load-bearing slides. Construction is steel or zinc-plated steel, with unit weights from 5 to 115 g. A version with an additional webbing slot is available for double-pass assemblies.
Stocked as spare parts, compatible with the corresponding GPI Forankra webbing widths.
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