About Nylon Webbing
Nylon webbing is affordable and versatile making it one of the most popular types of webbing on the market. All variations in our inventory share a melting point of 380°F, but the breaking strength changes depending on how wide and thick the strap is. Because nylon naturally stretches under tension, always calculate your safe working load at one-third of the listed break strength. This safety buffer accounts for the material's elasticity and prevents snapping when securing shifting cargo.
Practical Applications for Nylon Webbing
We stock a complete inventory of nylon webbing to match your needs:
● Flat Nylon: The standard choice for pet leashes, collars, and backpack straps because it handles constant handling and friction without fraying.
● Tubular Nylon: A hollow, tube-like weave that remains highly pliable. It is the preferred choice for climbing loops and rescue lines because it bends around rough edges without wearing down.
● Mil-Spec 17337 and 4088: Thin, dense webbings manufactured to military standards for tactical vests, pouches, and outdoor gear.
● Seatbelt and Scuba Webbing: Seatbelt nylon features a smooth, tight weave that slides cleanly through adjusters and buckles, while scuba webbing offers an extra-stiff construction for heavy-duty support belts.
Why Buy Nylon Webbing From Strapworks?
We cut your webbing to the exact length you need, whether you are ordering a single foot for a quick repair or bulk rolls for industrial production. Because we stock over 20 colors across multiple widths and military specifications, you do not have to compromise on style or strength. We also supply the matching plastic and metal hardware (including cam buckles, slides, and rings) so you can source your entire strap setup from one reliable supplier.
