A woven band of cotton or flax, used for reins, girths, bed bottoms, etc.
a type of military back-pack, made of sturdy canvas and containing numerous pouches for carrying the ammunition, water bottle, bayonet, food, clothing and personal belongings of a soldier.
a strong, narrow, tightly woven nylon strip material used to make pack straps, tent loops, lash straps, seat belts, and the like.
Support of the padding with strapping bands
Lifejacket straps, belts and harnesses are made from tough webbing, similar to car seatbelts.
a narrow closely woven tape; used in upholstery or for seat belts
a strong fabric woven in strips
Strong, narrow fabric, closely woven in a variety of weaves and principally used for belts and straps that can withstand strain.
A flat strip of very strong nylon that comes in various widths, that is tied in loops to create slings/ runners.
Seatbelt-like material used for pack straps
the foundation, composed of interwoven strips of synthetic material, attached to the wood frame of upholstered furniture.
flat nylon strap used for various rescue situations, especially in high and low angle rescue missions.
A sturdy fabric woven in narrow widths for use where strength is required as for seat belts, head bands, etc.
Woven flat profile nylon tape, used for making slings and runners for climbing.
Long pieces of tubular nylon, used mainly to tie off to anchors, but which can also be used to restrain the climber who is overly eager to rush into some new folly. (5.10 in the rain, for instance.)
A strong, narrow, tightly woven nylon strip material, commonly used for straps.
A sturdy fabric woven in narrow widths for use where strength is required, such as seat belts or head bands.
Nylon fibers woven flat like a strap; used for making slings
Interwoven strips of material attached to a frame; used for support in upholstery pieces in place of traditional spring systems.
Interwoven 3 1/2 inch wide jute strips that provide a foundation for many upholstered arms, backs, seats and wings.
Interwoven 3.5 inch wide jute (or synthetic) strips that provide a foundations for many upholstered arms, backs, seats and wings.
Flat nylon tape or tubing used for slings.
Heavily woven fabric used for handles on various items such as luggage, backpacks, and briefcases.
Linen or jute bands woven to form support for spring and filler in upholstered furniture. In Scandinavian-type modern furniture with loose cushioning, webbing is often rubber; in aluminum outdoor furniture, plastic webbing is often used alone as support without cushions.
Strips of fabric (often linen or jute), rubber, or plastic interwoven and attached to upholstered furniture's frame to support the spring and filler.
The foundation of upholstered furniture attached to the wood frame and made of woven strips of (usually synthetic) material.
A type of seating suspension that uses bands of interlaced flexible materials.
Webbing is a strong fabric woven as a flat strip or tube of varying width and fibers often used in place of rope. It is a versatile component used in climbing, furniture manufacturing, automobile safety, auto racing, towing, parachuting, military apparel, and many other fields. Modern webbing is often made from exceptionally high-strength material, such as Dyneema, Nylon, Polyester, and Kevlar.
