Bulk-Strap
Bulk-Strap P01300R Webbing 300 ft 1 in 500 lb Red
Red polypropylene webbing, 300 ft long by 1 in wide, rated for a 500 lb tensile strength and 160 lb working load limit
- 300 ft continuous length reduces splice points
- 500 lb/in tensile strength handles heavy loads
- 160 lb working load limit ensures safe use
- 1 in width fits standard hardware
- Polypropylene material resists moisture and rot
Bulk Webbing for Lifting & Pulling
This 300-foot roll of one-inch red polypropylene webbing is rated at 500 lb tensile strength with a 160 lb working load limit. It suits rigging, tie-down, light lifting and conveyor tasks where a continuous length can be cut to fit. The bright colour aids visual inspection on job sites.
Polypropylene Build & Everyday Handling
The material resists moisture, mildew and many chemicals while staying flexible in cold conditions. At 1/16-inch thickness it feeds through buckles, cam locks and sewing machines without excessive bulk. Supplied on a single spool, it unrolls cleanly for measured cuts and stores compactly in a tool bag or vehicle.
Replaces Cut-to-Length Straps & Rope
Users who currently buy pre-cut straps or rely on generic rope gain the ability to produce exact lengths on demand, reducing waste and inventory. The jump is worth it when projects require varied dimensions, frequent replacement or colour-coded identification across multiple tie-down points.
Highlights
- 300 ft continuous length reduces splice points
- 500 lb/in tensile strength handles heavy loads
- 160 lb working load limit ensures safe use
- 1 in width fits standard hardware
- Polypropylene material resists moisture and rot
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What is the working load limit for this 500 lb tensile-strength webbing?
The working load limit is 160 lb, well below the 500 lb tensile strength, so plan loads accordingly.
What thickness and width should I allow when threading this webbing through hardware?
It measures 1/16 in thick by 1 in wide, so choose buckles, slots or shackles that accept those dimensions.
How is the 300 ft roll typically cut to length, and what mistake should I avoid?
Measure the needed length, cut cleanly with a hot knife or sharp shears to seal the polypropylene fibres, and never use a dull blade that leaves frayed ends.
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