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The Prym Plastic Adjusting Buckles (MPN: 416385) are essential components for anyone looking to repair or create adjustable strap systems on bags, rucksacks, or workwear. Designed for durability and ease of use, these black plastic buckles provide a secure hold for various webbing projects, though they are specifically intended for plastic-compatible applications rather than heavy-duty industrial load-bearing scenarios.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 416385 |
| Brand | Prym |
No, these are designed for handbags, rucksacks, and workwear. They are not rated for safety-critical or heavy-duty climbing applications.
They are designed primarily for textile webbing. They may not provide sufficient grip on smooth, non-porous leather.
These are made from a durable, break-proof synthetic plastic.
No, these buckles are designed for manual threading and require no special tools for installation.
Properly threading the webbing through the adjustment slots creates enough tension to lock the length in place during normal activity.
Ensure the webbing is threaded correctly in an 'over-under' pattern to create sufficient friction.
Check if the webbing width is too thick for the buckle, or ensure there is no debris caught inside the slider mechanism.
To install these buckles, thread your webbing through the central bar and loop it back through the side apertures according to your specific strap configuration needs. Ensure the webbing width matches the inner dimensions of the buckle to prevent shifting. Compatibility is generally high with most standard-width bag and garment webbing. For care, these buckles are low maintenance; if they become soiled, simply wipe them down with a damp cloth. Avoid subjecting the plastic to excessive heat sources or harsh chemical solvents, as these may compromise the structural integrity of the material over time.
