Surplus automotive seat belt webbing is used for many different aftermarket applications from truck tarps to boat winches to netting, and even women’s hand bags. Over the years we have seen the price fluctuate drastically. Have you ever wondered why prices on aftermarket seatbelt webbing fluctuate? Like oil, natural gas, and many agricultural products surplus, […]
First-Quality Military-Spec Webbing Close Out
Largest U.S. Mil-Spec Webbing Manufacturer Stopping Production If you use industrial, PIA-spec or military-spec webbing you have likely already heard one of the largest manufacturers of these materials in the U.S. has stopped producing military and industrial nylon webbing. AEC (formerly Narricot) will no longer produce military-spec nylon webbing and binding. This situation has left many tactical […]
Webbing Applications: Polypropylene
A Great Choice Polypropylene webbing is inexpensive and strong, making it a great choice for many industrial and retail applications. These include backpacks, luggage, medical devices, life jackets, bags, tents, tarps, shopping carts, hunting/fishing equipment, pool covers and many more. Advantages of polypro webbing: Mildew resistance Low stretch Easy to clean Does not absorb water […]
Webbing Quality: Certified v 1st Quality vs. Seconds vs. Surplus
Many different terms are used to describe the quality of webbing and other textile materials. These terms include certified, first quality, surplus, leader, over-runs, and seconds (second quality). Some of these terms are used interchangeably. It can be confusing and often times misleading. What do these terms really mean? What is the difference? What should […]
What We Do – Repurposing Millions of Yards of Seatbelt Webbing
Seatbelt Webbing Rescue TN Webbing Products started rescuing seatbelt webbing from landfills in 1991. Automobile seatbelt webbing is built to meet government safety standards to protect you while in your car. Due to these very high standards, millions of yards of seatbelt webbing is rejected by automotive manufactures each year. Seatbelt webbing can be rejected […]
