Adjusting plate
Adjusting plates are flat steel parts with internal slots that let the webbing fold back on itself and lock by friction, setting the strap length without a buckle. They are used where the assembly...
Belt buckles for 30 and 50 mm webbing, 150 and 300 daN ultimate loads. Zinc-plated steel. Male and female parts for light belt and restraint assemblies.
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Belt buckles supply a quick connection for light belt and restraint assemblies, with male and female parts forming the complete buckle. They are used for equipment belts, light cabin restraints and accessory straps.
Two sizes are available: 30 mm at 150 daN (25 g) and 50 mm at 300 daN (59 g). Construction is zinc-plated steel for corrosion resistance.
Stocked as spare parts, compatible with the corresponding GPI Forankra webbing widths.
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