Quick Summary
This CooBigo set contains six ladder lock buckles and six tri-glide slides for 1-inch webbing. The ladder lock design has three threading holes and two bars to adjust strap length and hold the chosen length.
Key Details
| Detail | Product information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Set contents | Six ladder lock buckles and six tri-glide slides. |
| Material | Plastic made of polyoxymethylene (POM). |
| Webbing width | For 1-inch straps or webbing. |
| Ladder lock size | 43.8 mm x 32.4 mm x 7 mm (1.72 in x 1.27 in x 0.28 in). This measurement is for the ladder lock buckle. |
| Ladder lock design | Three threading holes and two bars allow strap-length adjustment. |
| Stated strength | The description gives the ladder lock buckle a tensile-strength figure of up to 120 lb. Test conditions and application scope are not specified. |
Compatibility, Size and Fit
Check that your webbing is 1 inch wide before choosing these clips. The listed dimensions apply to the ladder lock buckle; dimensions for the tri-glide slides are not provided.
The 120 lb figure is not explained as a rating for an assembled strap or for a particular use. Confirm that the relevant rating and requirements suit your application, especially where a strap will bear a load.
Setup and Correct Use
Finish webbing ends to help prevent fraying. The product description suggests zigzag stitching or glue. Burning is mentioned only for polypropylene webbing; do not burn cotton webbing.
Before You Decide
Confirm the webbing width, check the ladder lock dimensions against your setup, and make sure the stated strength figure is relevant to your intended application. If finishing the webbing by burning, first confirm that it is polypropylene rather than cotton.
Planning the Webbing Path
Before replacing or assembling strap hardware, map where each piece will sit and how the webbing will pass through it. A ladder lock provides strap-length adjustment; a tri-glide is generally used to route or retain webbing. Check that their roles and threading arrangement fit your project, and do not treat the component type alone as evidence of load suitability.
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