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CUSTOMTIEDOWNS.COM WEBBING

CustomTieDowns.com carries polyester webbing, nylon webbing, and polypropylene webbing. Webbing is available in the most common sizes of 1, 1.5, 2, 3, and 4 inch. Custom widths are available. CustomTieDowns.com also carries a variety of colors in each webbing size. Webbing can be ordered in any length. Webbing can be cut to specific lengths or ordered by the roll. Most webbing is stored in 300 ft (100 yards) rolls.
All CustomTieDowns.com webbing has a listed max breaking strength. Max break strength is tested by a straight tensile pull to failure. Webbing strength is always reduced after sewing. Always test assemblies after webbing is sewn to ensure proper strength is identified. Each type of webbing has advantages and disadvantages associated with its construction. The following diagram lists the most common characteristics of each yarn type.
Widths: 1 Inch | 1.5 Inch | 2 Inch | 3 Inch | 4 Inch
Polyester is the superior webbing for most applications. It combines the benefits of nylon and polpropylene webbing while being offered at a reasonable prices. The only real downside to polyester webbing is some types are not color-fast. Non color-fast means that the webbing color can rub off. However, this minor color issue is rarely an concern compared to its many benefits. Polyester is available in both flat polyester webbing and seatbelt webbing.
    Advantages
  • High Strength (3000-6000 lbs per inch)
  • High Abrasion Resistance
  • Low Water Absorption
  • Minimal Stretch
  • Resistant to Mildew and Rought
  • High Melting Point
  • High UV Resistance
  • Soft to Touch
    Disadvantages
  • Non-color fast
  • Moderatele Cost
    Common Uses
  • Heavy Duty Tie-Downs
  • Outdoor Applications
  • High Abrasion Applications
Widths: 1 Inch | 1.5 Inch | 2 Inch
Nylon has many beneficial characteristics including strength and abrasion resistance. It is available in both flat nylon and tubular nylon. Tubular nylon has no defined edges and is great for skin contact. The biggest problem with nylon is water absorption. Due to water absorption, stretching, mildew and rought are downfalls of this webbing type.
    Advantages
  • High Strength (2000-5500 lbs per inch)
  • High Abrasion Resistance
  • Moderate UV Resistance
  • Soft to Touch
  • Color-Fast
  • High Melting Point
    Disadvantages
  • Water Absorption
  • Mildew and Rought
  • High Cost
    Common Uses
  • Heavy Duty Tie-Downs
  • Items Requiring Skin Contact
Widths: 1 Inch | 1.5 Inch | 2 Inch | 3 Inch | 4 Inch
Polypropylene, commonly call polypro, is the most cost effective webbing available. It is available in lightweight and heavyweight strengths. Lightweight polypro typically has a breakstrength of 600 lbs per inch wide. Heavyweight polypro is commonly 800 lbs per inch wide. Abrasion resistance can be a disadvantage polypropylene.
    Advantages
  • High UV Resistance
  • High Water Resistance
  • Color-Fast
  • Low Cost
    Disadvantages
  • Low Strength (600-800 lbs per inch)
  • Low Abrasion Resistance
    Common Uses
  • Light Duty Tie-Downs
  • Marine Applications