Military Webbing
◆ SOLUTION PROVIDER
One-stop factory for high performance military textile products.
Including camouflage webbing, IRR webbing, US Mil Spec Webbing.
◇ MILITARY-GRADE MATERIAL
Nylon ( 6 or 6.6), semi-dull nylon, Polyester, Kevlar® (Nomex®).
◆ EXPERIENCE SUPPLIER
Over 15 years experience in defense, government and tender projects.
Long-term cooperated supplier with 5.11 tactical.
◇ QUALITY TESTED
Passed military requirement for MIL SPEC, UK/BS, TL, ASTM, AATCC, PIA etc.
◆ CUSTOMIZED FUNCTIONS
IRR(350-3000nm), camo printed, high strength, good color fastness etc.
◇ WIDE APPLICATION
* Soldier System * Tactical Vest
* Rucksacks and Luggages * Military Belt
* Parachute and Aerospace * Gun Sling Accessories
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Military Webbing Strength
Military webbing must be strong enough to perform to advantage in harsh conditions.It is very strong and durable: webbing with a width of 1-2 inches has a breaking strength of between 5,000-10,000 pounds, and some even stronger. When there is life dependent on the strength of webbing, there is no doubt that it is even more demanding on strength.
Different materials of webbing exhibit very different strengths.
Military Webbing Material
Most military webbing is made of nylon, polyester or Kevlar. All three are strong, lightweight webbing suitable for most military applications, with Kevlar being the strongest of the three materials.
Nylon:
Nylon has a lower initial loading with an increasing load over time. Nylon webbing has a elongation rate of 20 to 25%.Nylon is Hygroscopic- will absorb water and loses some tensile strength and results in more potential increased elongation.
Polyester:
Polyester has a higher rate of initial loading with a flatter load over time, ranging from 6% to 18%. Polyester has less tensile loss when subject to moisture.
| Nylon |
Polyetser | Kevlar |
|
| Strength | Excellent | Excellent | Excellent |
| Stretch | Moderate | Very Low | Very Low |
| Resistance to Abrasion |
Excellent | Very Good | Very Good |
| Resistance to UV light | Excellent | Good* | Poor* |
| Resistance to Rot/Mildew | Excellent | Excellent | Excellent |
| Resistance to Flame | Excellent | Excellent | Very Good |
Kevlar:
Very strong, is more resistant to damage from heat, fire and chemicals, making it critical in many military applications.
UV retention – the chart above shows the results of a military test of webbing exposed to sun over 30 months. Nylon webbing retained only 13% of its strength while polyester maintained 56% (Tested in Panama by the US-Army)
Military Webbing Resistance to Abrasion
QUALITY ASSURED
We have internal test facilities for yarn testing, webbing break strain testing, fire Resistanting, infrared reflectance testing (IRR).
To make sure that we exceed even our own stringent safety values, we also utilise outside testing facilities for independent verification of our in-house quality and testing results. e.g. SGS, BV, TUV and Intertek.