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Buying Guide: Bulk-Strap Webbing and Hardware

Webbing and Cargo Straps
Some Bulk-Strap polypropylene webbing is lightweight, mildew resistant and highly resistant to abrasions. Cut it with scissors or a hot knife at the length you need, then attach hardware with no stitching required. Red webbing is chemical resistant and has low moisture absorption, so pick the color that suits your project.

Buckles, Cams and Slip-Locks
Snap buckles release by pressing on their sides, and cam buckles hold webbing when you push down on the lever and release when you pull it. Slip-Locks make loops in webbing without sewing and hold excess webbing in place. A slip-lock pairs well with a cam buckle for belts and tie downs.

Matching Hardware to Your Webbing
Buckles and slip-locks come in specific webbing widths, such as 1 inch, 1.5 inch or 2 inch, so check the width before you order. Measure your webbing and compare it with the size on the hardware package. Check the load rating against the cargo you plan to secure and follow the manufacturer's instructions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Bulk-Strap make?
Bulk-Strap offers polypropylene webbing in black, red, blue and camo green, plus snap buckles, cam buckles, slip-locks, swivel hooks and cargo straps. The webbing suits light duty cargo control, backpacking, sports and repairs. Buckles and slip-locks are light duty hardware for belts, tie downs and replacing buckles on backpacks.

How do I choose the right size or type?
Match the webbing width to the width shown on your buckles and slip-locks, such as 1 inch, 1.5 inch or 2 inch. If you are replacing a part, match the size on your old part. Measure before you cut and compare the load rating with the weight you plan to secure.

Do I need to sew the webbing?
No. The webbing needs no stitching: cut it with scissors or a hot knife, then attach buckles and slip-locks. For straps that carry heavier loads, check the rating first and follow the manufacturer's instructions.