Flat snap hooks
Flat snap hooks are end fittings for restraint strap assemblies, used to connect the webbing to cabin anchor rings, footman loops and floor fittings. A hinged latch is mounted on a rivet and closes...
Latch hook on delta ring for 50 mm webbing, zinc-plated steel. Heavy-duty end fitting combining a latched hook and a triangular webbing loop.
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This end fitting carries a latched hook mounted on a triangular delta ring, the delta ring taking the 50 mm webbing and the latched hook engaging on anchor rings, floor fittings and other connection points. The latch closes back on the hook body once the connection is made, holding the assembly under load and vibration.
The fitting suits heavy restraint and lashing assemblies. Construction is zinc-plated steel for corrosion resistance, for a unit weight of 528.7 g.
Stocked as a spare part, compatible with 50 mm GPI Forankra webbing.
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