Webbing Protection
Webbing protectors are designed to sit between a ratchet strap and the load surface, protecting the webbing from abrasion while increasing friction at the point of contact. This helps reduce strap wear and improves load stability, particularly on smooth or low-friction surfaces such as shrink-wrapped pallets, painted steel, machinery and timber packs.
Manufactured from a rubber-coated, textile-reinforced material, these protectors combine protection and grip within a single component. The textile-facing side allows controlled movement of the strap during tensioning, while the rubberised underside increases friction against the load, helping to prevent slipping during transport.
This dual-function design positions webbing protectors between standard edge protectors and anti-slip load securing accessories, providing both strap protection and friction enhancement without the rigidity of plastic alternatives.
Available Sizes
Webbing protectors are available to suit the following ratchet strap widths:
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25mm
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35mm
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50mm
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75mm
Each size is matched to the corresponding strap width to ensure correct positioning, even load distribution, and consistent performance during tensioning.
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£1.29 VAT excluded50mm Webbing Protector
This webbing protector is a rubber-coated textile component designed to sit between a ratchet strap and the load surface. It reduces abrasion on th...
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£0.79 VAT excluded25mm Webbing Protector
This webbing protector is a rubber-coated textile component designed to sit between a ratchet strap and the load surface. Its function is to protec...
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£0.99 VAT excluded35mm Webbing Protector
This webbing protector is a rubber-coated textile component designed to sit between a ratchet strap and the load surface. It reduces abrasion on th...
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£1.89 VAT excluded75mm Webbing Protector
This webbing protector is a rubber-coated textile component designed to sit between a ratchet strap and the load surface. It reduces abrasion on th...
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