Custom Nylon Webbing

Elastic Shock absorbing lanyard Webbing(ODM/OEM)

Our elastic shock absorbing lanyard webbing stands out as a superior choice for high-stress applications. With a width of 20MM and thickness of 3MM, this robust nylon webbing combines strength and flexibility. Engineered to withstand extreme conditions, it exceeds 15kN in strength, making it suitable for climbing harnesses, tool belts, and running belts where reliability is non-negotiable.

The webbing's elastic properties provide effective shock absorption, reducing the impact force during sudden movements or falls. This feature enhances safety for users in climbing and other high-risk activities. The nylon material offers excellent durability, resisting abrasion, moisture, and chemical degradation while maintaining its structural integrity over time.

Color fastness rated at grade 4 ensures that the webbing retains its vibrant color even after prolonged exposure to sunlight and repeated washings, which is particularly important for branded products or those used in visually demanding environments.

Our manufacturing capabilities support ODM/OEM services, allowing customization to meet specific design requirements. Whether you need standard lengths or specialized configurations, we can deliver tailored solutions that align with your project specifications.

Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, industrial workers, and fitness enthusiasts, this elastic shock absorbing lanyard webbing delivers unmatched performance and safety. Its versatile applications span from climbing gear to tool organization systems, providing a versatile solution for various functional needs.

Product Parameters

Width:20MM

Thickness:3MM

Material:Nylon

Strength:15kN （Measured more than）

Color fastness：4grade

Use range: Climbing harness, Tool belt, running belt

Custom nylon webbing is a versatile material engineered to meet specific performance requirements across industries, from safety equipment to fashion accessories. Below is a structured overview of its key aspects:

1. Core Properties

• Strength & Durability:

• High tensile strength (up to 8,000 PSI) and abrasion resistance make it ideal for load-bearing applications like climbing harnesses, cargo straps, and military gear.

• Resistant to mold, mildew, and UV degradation, ensuring longevity in outdoor environments.

• Flexibility & Comfort:

• Lightweight and soft to the touch, reducing skin irritation for direct-contact uses (e.g., backpack straps, pet collars).

• Customization Potential:

• Widths range from 1/4" to 12", thicknesses from 0.3mm to 2mm, with options for reflective strips, waterproofing, or flame retardancy.

2. Customization Process

Step 1: Define Requirements

• Load Capacity:

• Determine minimum breaking strength (e.g., 1,000 lbs for pet collars vs. 6,000 lbs for rescue gear).

• Environmental Exposure:

• Specify UV resistance for outdoor use or chemical resistance for industrial settings.

• Aesthetic & Functional Needs:

• Choose colors, patterns, or branding elements (e.g., logos, jacquard weaves).

Step 2: Material Selection

• Nylon 6 vs. Nylon 6,6:

• Nylon 6,6 offers higher melting points and better UV resistance, while Nylon 6 is more cost-effective for indoor applications.

• Hybrid Options:

• Combine nylon with polyester or Kevlar for enhanced stretch control or cut resistance.

Step 3: Production & Quality Control

• Weaving Patterns:

• Custom patterns (e.g., tubular, flat, or jacquard) optimize strength-to-weight ratios.

• Edge Finishing:

• Heat-cut or ultrasonic sealing prevents fraying.

• Testing:

• Rigorous tensile, abrasion, and environmental tests ensure compliance with standards like MIL-SPEC, ANSI/ISEA, or UIAA.

Step 4: Post-Production Treatments

• Functional Coatings:

• Apply antimicrobial treatments for medical use or waterproofing for marine applications.

• Hardware Integration:

• Add grommets, D-rings, or buckles during manufacturing for ready-to-use straps.

3. Industry-Specific Applications

4. Key Considerations

• Stretch Control:

• Pre-tensioning processes reduce elongation by 60–70% for applications requiring minimal stretch (e.g., lifting slings).

• Dimensional Stability:

• Avoid nylon for precision applications (e.g., aerospace) where polyester or Kevlar may be better suited.

• Lifecycle Costs:

• Solution-dyed nylon with UV resistance offers better long-term value for outdoor use than standard grades.