SKU: NS-WEB212000GRN
2" x 300' 12K Polyester Cargo Webbing - Green
2" x 300' 12K Polyester Cargo Webbing - Green!
SKU: NS-WEB212000GRN
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Specifications
Assembly break strength: 12,000 lbs.
Color: Green
Length: 300'
Product weight: 21.9 lbs.
Standards: Meets or exceeds All ASTM D6775 requirements.
Thickness: 0.09"
Tolerance: +/- 0.012"
Tolerance: +/- 0.012"
Webbing break strength: 12,000 lbs.
Width: 2"
Description
Create your own cargo nets and custom tie-down assemblies with this tough, abrasion-resistant polyester webbing. A 2" width accommodates a variety of assemblies like a 2" ratchet or 2" cam buckle and other hardware for tie downs. The tough 12K webbing absorbs little water, so it resists mold, mildew, rotting and shrinkage, even when exposed to the elements. Great for replacing straps on worn webbing on your existing nets and tie down assemblies- the green color coordinates with bikes, trailers, brand colors, etc. Length: 300'.Rolls may contain splicing due to the manufacturing process. If you require webbing to be free of splices, please specify this in the "Special Delivery Instructions" box during the checkout process. Also available in lengths by the foot.
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Our multiple distribution centers allow us to reach nearly 80% of the U.S. within 1-2 business days for all in-stock items. With thousands of items in stock & ready to ship, orders placed before 4:00pm CST ship out the same day.
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Our Iowa-based 23,000 square foot manufacturing facility was carefully crafted for the high quality, custom production of tie-down straps and chains, lifting slings, cargo nets, and more. Your vision brought to life.
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As employee-owners, we take customer service very seriously. Our team members are dedicated, professionally-trained, and have decades of combined experience serving the industry. Always speak with a real person and never wait more than 1 business day.
