Adjusting plates for 25 and 50 mm webbing, 2 500 daN ultimate load, zinc-plated steel. Length adjustment hardware for restraint and lashing assemblies.
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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 does not need a tensioning mechanism, just a fixed length adjustment.
Two sizes cover the range: 25 mm at 35.8 x 30.3 mm (3 mm thick, 18 g) and 50 mm at 74.6 x 45.6 mm (4 mm thick, 79.6 g). Ultimate load is 2 500 daN for both sizes. Construction is zinc-plated steel for corrosion resistance.
Stocked as spare parts, compatible with the corresponding GPI Forankra webbing widths.
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Adjusting plates for 25 and 50 mm webbing, 2 500 daN ultimate load, zinc-plated steel. Length adjustment hardware for restraint and lashing assemblies.
