Waterproof Webbing – Black
Product code:
CW10/B
In Stock 6,363 m
Waterproof webbing with a width of 10–50 mm, colour black, for collars, leashes and long training leads. It is also strong enough for equestrian gear and outdoor equipment.
Material and Properties
- Strong textile core: maintains its strength under load and does not stretch, so even collars for powerful dogs keep their shape.
- Smooth PVC coating: waterproof and UV resistant. It stays flexible even in extreme cold without becoming brittle, tested for flex resistance down to -40 °C.
- Easy to clean: simply wipe off mud with a damp cloth or rinse with water. The webbing does not absorb sweat or odors.
- No fraying: cut edges stay clean without fraying, so there is no need to seal them with a flame.
Verified Material Performance
Design with confidence using laboratory-tested data rather than estimates. We tested the tensile strength under direct pulling force, while low-temperature flexibility was verified through bending tests. Detailed results for each webbing width are available in the Documents to download section. The material is also certified as safe for prolonged contact with both human and animal skin.
Important for manufacturers: Laboratory values apply to the material before processing. Every hole made for a rivet or buckle pin cuts through the textile core and weakens the webbing at that point. The best practice is simple: use the smallest punch that still fits the rivet shank or buckle tongue, and reinforce highly stressed holes with a metal eyelet. A large, unreinforced hole is usually the first place where the webbing will fail under load.
Thickness for collars: for collars and other products with holes for a buckle tongue, choose the 2.5 mm webbing. The thinner 1.5 mm webbing is available in black only, and we do not recommend it for these products. In our own test on 25 mm wide webbing, the breaking load at the buckle was about 50 kg for the 1.5 mm webbing and 150–180 kg for the 2.5 mm webbing.
Recommended Tools and Equipment
- Razor pliers: produce clean, straight cuts without deforming the webbing ends.
- Punches Ø 3–4 mm: punch small rivet and buckle pin holes while minimizing damage to the textile core.
- Punches Ø 5.2–6 mm: use a 5.2 mm punch for E10x5.2 eyelets and a 6 mm punch for E12x6.0.
- Strap end punches: create clean strap ends every time.
- Hand press: provides accurate hole punching and clean eyelet setting.
- Nubio Opaco: seals the cut edge, covers the exposed textile core and protects it against moisture and dirt.
Packaging and Roll Length
The webbing is supplied in rolls of 30 m. Each production roll may contain up to 3 factory joins, so the entire length is not always supplied as one continuous piece. If you require longer uninterrupted sections, inspect the roll before cutting.
For orders of 1,200 m or more per colour and width, we can arrange custom production in additional colour combinations.
Product code
CW10/B
Breaking load
140 kg
Material
PVC-coated polyester
Weight
31 g / m
Pantone Colour
419 C
419 C
The number refers to the closest PANTONE® colour. On-screen colour is only a guide; use a physical PANTONE® guide when an exact match matters.
Blog post: Working with water resistant webbing
Documents to download
Workshop opinion
Pavla NovákováI put it on the workbench first. You get facts instead of guesses.
On a collar made from waterproof webbing, the first place to give way is at the buckle. The prong hole interrupts the textile core, and the whole pull is then carried only by the material around the hole. We tested it in tension: at the buckle, 1.5 mm webbing had a breaking load of roughly 50 kg, 2.5 mm webbing 150–180 kg.
For collars I therefore choose 2.5 mm webbing. Make the prong holes with the smallest drive punch the prong will still pass through, and reinforce the holes under strain with a metal grommet. I would not use 1.5 mm webbing for a collar with a buckle; it is weakest right at the prong hole.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes, prices are per metre. We sell webbing in whole rolls, but some webbing you can also order in a shorter length.
Polypropylene webbing (solid colour, rubber, woven, reflective): 50 m rolls, flexible webbing 25 or 30 m.
Waterproof webbing: 30 m rolls, Super Grip 15 m.
If a product shows a minimum order, that is the roll length and you order in whole rolls. If it shows no minimum order, you can also order a shorter length, for example to try it out. You pay more per metre than for a whole roll, and above the roll length you add whole rolls only.
You can try a sample of the webbing first. See Can I get a product sample? We can make a different colour or thickness to order. See Can you supply webbing in a different color or thickness?
No. Biothane is a registered trademark of the American company BioThane Coated Webbing Corp. and we don't sell their material. Our waterproof webbings are our own product.
