Polypro Webbing
Posted by adminThere are three main types of webbing generally available: cotton, nylon, and polypro webbing. Each has its own purpose, benefits, and level of tensile strength. While not as strong as the nylon webbing, polypro has some advantage in strength over the cotton webbing.
Polypro webbing has a tensile strength of 200 up to 2,000 lbs, depending on the width and quality of manufacture. The tensile strength is the point at which the webbing can break, with sufficient pulling. The general rule of thumb is that you should plan on using no more than 75% of the known tensile strength of the polypro webbing you purchase.
If you are, for example, buying a polypro webbing dog collar, you will obviously not need 2,000 lbs. of tensile strength to keep your dog on the leash. (Unless it’s this dog.) On the other hand, you will be grateful for the features of poly-pro webbing’s lightweight feel and mildew resistance.
Polypro webbing is also abrasion-resistant and is more stretch-resistant than nylon webbing. This is especially helpful for use in water. And when using polypro webbing in water, its ability to float is helpful as well.
While polypro does have the aforementioned benefits over nylon webbing, it is still less expensive. The tensile strength of the nylon webbing is the reason people are willing to pay more. They both share a very high melting point of 330 degrees, making them durable for use on even the hottest days.
Whether you are looking for a luggage strap, belt, dog leash, or boat rigging, polypro webbing has widths ranging from ½ inch to 3 inches in both regular and heavyweight construction. In addition, it comes in a wide variety of colors, so your project, whatever it may be, can be both functional and colorful, with the use of polypro webbing.

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