Webbing Reduction Loops

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Webbing Reduction Loops – what to choose?

A webbing reduction loop joins webbing of two different widths, for example a wide collar strap to a narrower buckle tab. Its rounded edges do not damage the webbing pulled through it. Choose standard or heavy-duty loops by the two widths (13–50 mm); the breaking load listed for each runs from 60 to 250 kg.

Parameter guide

What the parameters mean and how to choose the right values.

Inner width indicates the passage size for a strap or belt. Choose hardware with an inner width equal to or greater than your strap width.

The inner width of the second, wider slot. A reducing loop joins two different webbing widths, so this figure belongs to the wider side; the narrower one is described by the inner width parameter.

Inner height indicates the height of the passage through the hardware. It determines the maximum material thickness (or multiple layers) you can thread through.

The diameter of the round stock the piece is bent or formed from. Thicker stock takes more load, but eats more room in the slot and prints through more under the webbing. The outer size is the inner dimension plus twice this diameter.

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