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Strength an asset here |
February 15, 2011 |
| Reviewer:
Marie Aponte
from Lake Havasu City, AZ United States
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I have a computer service business; for transporting customer computers I use a carry bag specifically meant for computer cases. I use these metal buckles as replacements for the original plastic buckles that always break. I have them powder-coated for appearance sake, but I find the powder-coat makes the webbing slide through the buckle rather than catching. Is it possible to tape the toothed portion that the webbing is supposed to catch on, so the powder-coat doesn't get on it?
<span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 205);"><br><br>Strapworks Response: <br> We can powder coat the buckle any way you wish. We have fine tuned our powder coating process and don't find any issues with grip anymore. We also have an easy return policy and would be happy to exchange your non-gripping buckles for new ones. We are always here to help.</span>
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2 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Really strong |
November 21, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Wayne Slattery
from Los Alamos, NM United States
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I bought a couple of these to fasten
two rafts together for a motor push
on a very low and slow river. These
buckles allow me to repeatedly unhook
for rapids and then hook up again
without making adjustments.
I love the strength. However, they do
not work in this application, because
the tolerances are such that any sand renders them inoperable.
Since then, I have been trying to think
of a way to use these buckles in an
environment where their strength
will be an asset.
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