Rectangular rings from 12 to 23 mm, ultimate loads from 10 to 300 daN. Rectangular and oval shapes in nickel steel. Connecting hardware for light webbing assemblies.
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Rectangular rings are designed to connect two different webbing for an assembly.
The range covers four rectangular sizes from 16 to 23 mm with ultimate loads from 100 to 300 daN, and one small oval adjuster at 10 daN for very light work. Construction is nickel steel for corrosion resistance and a clean finish in cabin assemblies, with unit weights from 4.4 to 9.2 g.
Stocked as spare parts for accessory straps and light restraint assemblies.
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Rectangular rings from 12 to 23 mm, ultimate loads from 10 to 300 daN. Rectangular and oval shapes in nickel steel. Connecting hardware for light webbing assemblies.
