Climbing Rope And Safety Webbing

Your Professional Climbing Rope And Safety Webbing Supplier

DZ SAFETY is a large-scale comprehensive enterprise that integrates research and development (R&D), production, and sales of safety protection components. We provide a full range of high-quality metal safety components for full-body harnesses, including market-leading fall arrest harness components that combine superior quality with competitive pricing. Our primary products include forged safety locking ladder snap hooks, climbing carabiners, safety buckles, and safety rings.

Professional Team

We possess an advanced design and R&D team specializing in precision punching and forging technologies. All employees are highly experienced and capable of developing precision-engineered products with consistently high-end quality standards.

Global Sales Market

Our company collaborates with enterprises in more than 80 countries and regions, including major markets such as the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain, South Africa, Japan, South Korea, Russia, Thailand, and Vietnam.

Rich Experience

With over 15 years of specialization in safety harness accessories, we have established ourselves as industry leaders in this field.

Product Certification

Our main products have obtained CE certification, ensuring compliance with stringent European safety standards.

Specifications of Climbing Rope And Safety Webbing

Material	Nylon (Polymide)
Colour	White, Black, Red, Orange, Rose red, Army green, Grass green, Dark green, Light blue, Dark blue,Fluorescent yellow, Etc
Diameter	14-20mm, Customized
Length	Customized
External	Unique weaving process with a slip ratio of 0, Low extension, Absorbable impact force, Suitable for all sports protection.
Sample	Available

Types of Climbing Rope And Safety Webbing

The climbing rope and safety webbings produced by our company mainly include the following types:

Wind Harness

The wide-waisted semi-rigid belt gives the user good support; a wear-resistant back plate is installed so that the user can lean on the tower wall when climbing the tower, saving energy, slowing down the wear of the seat belt and improving safety.

Dynamic Rope

The safety rope is multi-strand braided, made of high-quality materials, strong and durable, high tensile strength and safe to use.

Fire retardant rope

Aramid fiber has extremely high strength, and its weight-to-weight ratio tensile strength is that of steel wire. 6 times that of glass fiber, 2 times that of high-strength nylon industrial yarn; its tensile modulus.

Applications of Climbing Rope And Safety Webbing

01.

Anchor Building

Creating secure attachment points to rock, trees, or other solid objects when setting up top-rope systems, rappel stations, or belay anchors

02.

Slings and Runners

Extending protection pieces, creating quickdraws, or reducing rope drag through alpine draws

03.

Rescue Applications

Fashioning emergency harnesses, constructing hauling systems, or building load-distributing anchors in emergency situations

04.

Gear Management

Organizing equipment, creating improvised gear slings, or securing items during transport

Climbing Rope And Safety Webbing Weave Types

Tubular webbing

Tubular webbing is constructed as a hollow tube of woven material. It’s typically lighter than flat webbing of equivalent width and offers more flexibility, making it easier to handle, tie, and manipulate. This type generally has better knot-holding ability and is usually more comfortable against the skin. Tubular webbing commonly comes in widths ranging from 9/16″ to 1″ (14mm to 25mm) and is popular for most general climbing applications.

Flat webbing

Flat webbing, on the other hand, is a solid, flat strip of material with no hollow center. It’s generally stronger than tubular webbing of the same width and offers more resistance to abrasion and wear. However, it tends to be stiffer and less pliable than tubular webbing, which can make it more challenging to tie knots with. Flat webbing is often used for heavy-duty applications and commonly comes in widths from 1″ to 2″ (25mm to 50mm).

Materials of Climbing Rope And Safety Webbing

Nylon

Nylon is selected for dynamic ropes because it has high stretch resistance (ability to rebound to normal size after being elongated) and shock resistance (ability to maintain strength despite withstanding high levels of sudden stress). When used in the core of static ropes, nylon provides a softer hand and energy absorption.

Polyester

Polyester is typically used in static ropes with minimal elongation under load. Polyester is more abrasion resistant than nylon, has very high UV resistance, is water-resistant, and low stretch. Some static lines have a Polyester sheath for abrasion resistance and weather protection and a Nylon core for handling, while other static lines built for use in high abrasion, wet conditions may be 100% Polyester.

Aramid

Aramid is a premium low stretch high strength fibre that provides extremely high breaking strength, excellent heat resistance, and high cut resistance for low weight. It is often used in rap lines. Aramid is water-resistant so useful in wet conditions. It is often combined with polyester or other fibres to compensate for its lower UV resistance.

HMPE

HMPE, or high modulus polyethylene, provides the highest strength for the lowest weight. It is sometimes used in the core of static ropes to keep the rope small and lightweight while still strong. HMPE has a low melting temperature, but high resistance to repeated bending.

Precautions for Using Climbing Rope And Safety Webbing

● Nylon on nylon: This contact burns rope and webbing. You should especially avoid running two ropes through the same top-rope carabiners, and never run a top rope directly through slings.

● Step on the rope: This works dirt into the rope, which can damage it.

● Crampons and ice axes: Avoid direct hits with crampon spikes and ice axe picks.

● Poor rappelling and belaying: Fast or jerky rappelling, lowering and belaying can cause burning of the rope's sheath, as well as loss of control.

Storage Precautions for Climbing Rope And Safety Webbing

Keep it cool and dry

Store your rope in a cool, dry area. If you don't use a rope bag, coil your rope and hang it from a sling girth-hitched around the whole rope or hook the whole rope over a dowel.

Avoid the sun

Never leave your rope out in the sun for exposed periods of time. Sunshine from day-to-day climbing is not likely to damage your rope, but too much sun, such as leaving the rope out for days on end, can considerably weaken it. If your rope is becoming faded from the sun, consider replacing it.

Avoid heat

Don't store your rope in extreme heat, such as in a vehicle on a summer day, as that can damage the fibers.

Be careful around chemicals

Strong acids, such as battery acid, are extremely hazardous to your rope, so avoid them at all times. Be cautious when storing your rope in the trunk of a vehicle or in a garage or basement.

Packaging and Shipping

Packaging

Wooden reel, Coil, Bundle, Hank,Carton, As your request

Shipping

We will help you to choose the best shipping way according to your detail requirements. By sea, by air, or by express, Etc.

We offer multiple delivery methods that can be selected according to customer needs, including T/T, L/C, D/P, VISA, PAYPAL,

Our Factory

Hebei Dongzhou Lifting Equipment Co., Ltd. is located in Cangzhou City, Hebei Province, China. It has a strong technical force, complete processing equipment, and complete testing methods. It has more than 100 products, covering industries such as fall protection, electrical insulation protection, fire protection. After thousands of improvements, the quality is stable and the reliability is high.

Our Certifications

FAQ

Q: What to know about climbing rope?

A: Thicker-diameter ropes can be more abrasion-resistant and often stand up better to frequent use. If you're top roping at the local crag, you'll probably want a thicker rope. If you're hiking long distances for multi-pitch climbs, you'll want a skinnier, lighter rope.

Q: What is the life expectancy of a climbing rope?

A: Most manufacturers state that, even if never used, slings, webbing and cord should be retired after 10 years.

Q: When to throw out climbing rope?

A: Rope inspection is the most important aspect in determining if your rope is safe to climb on. Despite inspection, 10 years is the max lifespan recommended by any manufacturer. And that lifespan is 10 years from manufacturer date, no matter if the rope is used a lot, or none at all.

Q: What is the pinch test for climbing rope?

A: Squeeze test: Pinch a bight of rope between two fingers and gently squeeze the strands together – a healthy rope should feel stiff and keep its shape nicely, a damaged rope will feel soft and relatively easy to pinch together.

Q: How often do you wash a climbing rope?

A: You only need to wash a rope if it's dirty (if it looks dirty, if it makes you dirty, or it feels dirty/stiff). This may be once a season or it could be every few seasons. The best way to keep your rope clean is to always use a rope tarp. There are two ways to wash a rope: in the machine or by hand.

Q: How to tell if a climbing rope is bad?

A: The most basic rule to know when checking your rope is this: If you can see the core, retire it. Any visible core is vulnerable to significant and immediate damage and should not be climbed on. If you can't see the core of your rope, that's a good start.

As one of the leading climbing rope and safety webbing manufacturers in China, we warmly welcome you to buy or wholesale discount climbing rope and safety webbing from our factory. All customized products are with high quality and low price. For pricelist and quotation, contact us now.

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