John Howard Company carries several different types of webbing and binding tape including: Nylon Webbing and Nylon Tubular Webbing, Polypropylene Webbing, Polyester Webbing, Military Specification Webbing as well as Binding Tape and Grosgrain Tape. Printed and pattern webbings and tapes can be produced per custom specifications as well.
Nylon Tubular Webbing
Strong and durable and available in a variety of widths, colors and break strengths. It is hollow in the middle, making it a great protective covering for tubes, hoses, cables and shock cord.
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John Howard Company is a leading supplier of quality Webbings and Tapes including: Nylon Webbing, Nylon Tubular Webbing, Polypropylene, Polyester and Military Spec Webbing.
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Webbings and tapes are narrow, woven or knitted strips of fabric that are commonly used for various purposes. They are typically made from durable materials such as nylon, polyester, cotton, or a combination of these fibers. Here’s an overview of webbings and tapes and their applications:
Webbings:
Webbings are flat, woven strips of fabric that are known for their strength and durability. They are available in different widths, thicknesses, and designs to suit specific applications. Some common characteristics of webbings include:
- Strength and Load-Bearing: Webbings are designed to have high tensile strength, making them suitable for applications where strong and reliable support is required. They can withstand heavy loads and provide stability.
- Versatility: Webbings are versatile and find application in various industries. They are used in products such as bags, backpacks, belts, harnesses, safety equipment, pet collars and leashes, military gear, automotive seat belts, and more.
- Durability: Webbings are typically made from materials that are resistant to abrasion, UV rays, moisture, and general wear and tear. This makes them suitable for outdoor and rugged environments.
- Webbing Patterns: Webbings can come in different patterns, including plain, herringbone, twill, and others. The pattern can affect the appearance, texture, and functionality of the webbing.
John Howard Company is proud to be a leading supplier of webbings for product manufacturers and the US Military.
Tapes:
Tapes are similar to webbings but are typically thinner and more flexible. They are commonly used for binding, edging, reinforcing, and attaching purposes. Some key features of tapes include:
- Flexibility: Tapes are often thinner and more pliable than webbings, allowing them to conform to various shapes and surfaces more easily. This makes them suitable for applications that require flexibility and maneuverability.
- Binding and Edging: Tapes are commonly used for binding and finishing edges of fabrics, garments, and textiles. They provide reinforcement and a neat, finished appearance.
- Seam Reinforcement: Tapes can be used to reinforce seams in garments or other fabric-based products. They add strength to the seam and prevent it from unraveling or tearing under stress.
- Adhesive Backing: Some tapes may have adhesive backing, allowing them to be easily attached to surfaces. This adhesive feature is useful for temporary or permanent bonding applications.
Tapes and webbings are essential components in numerous industries, including fashion and apparel, outdoor gear, automotive, industrial, military, and more. Their strength, durability, and versatility make them valuable for various applications that require reliable and sturdy materials.
John Howard Company is proud to be a leading supplier of webbings and tapes to product manufacturers and the U.S. military.