Tubular webbing for corner rope
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...
Screw-gate quick links, ultimate loads from 850 to 2 000 daN. D-shape, oval and square shapes. Zinc-plated or stainless steel. Threaded-sleeve closure for restraint and rigging.
Data sheet
Quick links are reusable connectors with a screw-gate closure: a threaded sleeve runs along the gate to lock the link closed once a strap or ring is engaged. They replace permanent shackles where a connection has to be opened and re-closed in service.
The range covers three shapes: D-shape links for the widest size offering, oval links for in-line tension work, and a square ring for parts that need a flat seating face. Ultimate loads run from 850 to 2 000 daN. Construction is zinc-plated steel for corrosion resistance, with stainless steel versions available on most references for marine and humid operating environments. Unit weights run from 15 to 58.6 g depending on size and shape.
Stocked as spare parts for restraint, tie-down and rigging assemblies.
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