Nylon Straps
Nylon straps are a great way to secure yourself or other items when you are swimming or doing other activities in the water, such as kayaking. These straps are strong and very durable, making them a great investment. SwimOutlet has a large selection of spine board, leg immobilizers and straps of different sizes, colors, and materials for you to choose from.
Different Types of Nylon Straps
There are a few different types of nylon belt to suit all of your needs. You can find nylon leashes with nothing attached to them. There are nylon leashes with buckles that make it easy to secure them around items. You can easily find nylon strips with clips, perfect for easily connecting them to other objects. If you need something more secure, you can invest in some heavy duty nylon leash.
What is a nylon strap?
A nylon strap is a form of webbing used in the sporting industry, a flexible and durable fabric, usually 2 inches wide and ranges in length depending on what you are using it for. Nylon leashes are sturdy and great for attaching or securing items.
How thick is a nylon strap?
Nylon straps are usually 2.5 millimeters thick. The thickness of nylon leashes may vary from manufacturer to manufacturer.
A nylon strap waterproof?
Nylon belts are not waterproof, but are water resistant. This means nylon leash will become wet if exposed to water or other wet substances, though it will dry fairly fast. Because nylon leashes are water resistant, you do not have to worry about your nylon leash being ruined or destroyed when exposed to or left in wet areas.
How do you attach a nylon strap to itself?
If you are looking to attach a nylon strap to itself, you have options. Depending on how you plan to use the nylon strap may affect how you plan to attach it to itself. There are four methods for attaching a nylon strap to itself that are most common, all of which are often used to create a nylon strap with loops. The first way to attach a nylon strap to itself is to simply tie it to itself with a sturdy knot., such as an overhand loop knot, which will create a very secure point of attachment. The second way to attach a nylon strap to itself is to melt it together. As nylon is a weaved plastic material, it melts very easily, cooling quickly, and leaving you with a very hard and stiff section. Simply melt 1-3 inches of one side of the nylon strap and quickly press it firmly against where you wish to attach it. A third way to attach a nylon strap to itself is by using glue, preferably a strong one. While gluing nylon webbing to itself is not an instant solution which provides you with results immediately, it can result in a very secure bond. It is recommended to use a strong glue or bonding agent in order to attach the nylon webbing to itself, using 2-3 inches of area. The fourth and final way to attach a nylon strap to itself is by sewing the strap to itself. This can be done by hand or with a sewing machine. You can use regular thread or a nylon thread.
