Nylon, Polypropylene and Cotton Webbing

The image is of a length of Black Nylon Webbing. We also stock Polypropylene Webbing and Cotton Webbing. Polypropylene is the most common webbing and is the least expensive of the three. It is most often seen as child restraints (seat belts) on grocery shopping carts.

These are the most common types of webbing in use, today

Webbing is a strong fabric woven as a flat strip of varying width and fibers and sometimes is used in place of rope. The name webbing comes from the meshed material frequently used in its construction, which resembles a web. Some people call it strapping. If cut with a hot knife, the Nylon and Polypropylene webbing will not fray. For more information, here is what Wikipedia has to say about the various kinds of webbing Wikipedia article on Webbing

Cotton Webbing For those applications where a natural fiber is a must.
Nylon Webbing used where strength is a key factor. Use for bimini straps, jacklines, luggage, camping gear, seatbelts and many other applications. Available in Black or White.
Polypropylene Webbing A highly durable webbing available in 12 colors and three sizes. It has a wide variety of aplications with some common uses seen in: tote bags, luggage, backpacks, pocket books, items for dogs, cats, horses...anywhere the need for strong webbing exists. Sometimes used to reinforce the fly of a flag. Sold by the foot or order a 100 yard roll for a substantial savings.
Pet Leash Webbing Strong nylon webbing for dog and cat leashes and harnesses.

For all the fittings (slides, buckles, clips and hooks) that go on webbing, Click on Webbing Notions or Pet Hardware .