D-Rings
D-rings are half-round anchor parts used as fixed attachment points for restraint strap and net assemblies. The flat side takes the webbing loop and the round side receives the hook, snap or...
Over-center buckles for 45 and 50 mm webbing, 2 250 and 2 500 daN ultimate loads. Zinc-plated steel. Fast, repeatable tensioning for restraint and lashing straps.
Data sheet
Over-center buckles are manual tensioning devices that lock the strap with a single lever movement. Compared with a ratchet, the over-center action gives fast, repeatable tension setting without the travel of a ratchet handle, an advantage in confined cabin and deck environments.
The range covers two webbing widths: 45 mm at 2 250 daN (435 g) and 50 mm at 2 500 daN (498 g). Construction is zinc-plated steel for corrosion resistance. A blue-handle version is available on the 50 mm reference for visual identification.
Stocked as spare parts, compatible with the corresponding GPI Forankra webbing widths.
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