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Webbing is a woven fabric that is distinguishable by its various

material compositions, strength variations and widths. The webbing

process essentially involves yarns that are woven via looms to

create strips. While it is generally comparable to rope for its

harnessing function, webbing is an extremely versatile component

used in an array of industry applications, ranging from military

apparel to automotive parts. Typically, webbing is fabricated in

solid or tubular form, with each type having different applications

and functions. While ropes are typically thick in texture,

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produced in extremely lightweight parts. The primary materials used

in the production of webbing include variations of polyester, nylon,

and polypropylene. Cotton webbing is also available and is commonly

used in commercial applications, including clothing apparel. Webbing

is also customizable in a series of colors, designs and prints, and

manufacturers can fabricate reflective webbing for safety

applications.

    

    Standard Industry Applications 

    Webbing is found across various sectors. Standard

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webbing[/url] applications and associated industries include:

Seatbelts and harnesses; automotive industry

    Hiking, backpack and harnessing gear; sporting good retail

apparel

    Safety bands and tapes; hospital and medical

industry  

    Upholstery (seat bases); furniture manufacturing

    Uniform (suspenders) and accessories for various professions,

e.g. police and military

    Web Processing: Solid (Flat) and Tubular

    Solid webbing is also known as flat webbing and is fabricated in

varying degrees of thickness. Distinguished by its flat aesthetic,

solid webbing is commonly used for applications like seatbelts. It

is lightweight though it is susceptible to tearing, as stress from

use tends to affect the outer surface of the material. Solid webbing

is generally too stiff to function in applications that require

knots, which is why this type of webbing is best suited for

applications where the material can be sewn into a larger product.

Backpack straps, for instance, are examples of this type of solid

webbing.

    

    Tubular webbing is thicker and more durable than solid

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[/url] and is composed of two sheets of fabric. It is suitable for

knotting applications (like a rope for hoisting) and carries tension

better than solid webbing. For functions like climbing, experts

recommend utilizing tubular webbing that is woven into a continuous

loop.

    

    Common Webbing Materials

    Below are the common webbing materials and some examples of

webbing, and types and uses. While nylon and polyester have similar

properties to each other, there are some key differences.
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