Car seat belt webbing is made of synthetic materials such as high-strength polyester, nylon, or mixed fibers. It has extremely high tensile strength and fracture toughness. It can withstand huge impact force at the moment of vehicle collision, effectively preventing passengers from rushing forward due to inertia, and ensuring the safety of passengers.

The car seat belt webbing is designed to stretch within a certain range and absorb collision energy. It reduces the impact on the occupant’s chest, abdomen, and neck by deformation, reducing the risk of injury. This energy absorption capability is achieved through the selection of appropriate fiber types, weave structures, and post-processing processes.

The webbing material and surface treatment process ensure that it can maintain good wear resistance and weather resistance under frequent use, friction with metal parts, and long-term exposure to temperature changes, humidity, light, dust, etc. in the car, and is not easy to wear, age or fade.

Our seat belt webbing is flame retardant, which means it can self-extinguish or delay combustion when encountering a fire source, reducing the risk of secondary injury to occupants in the event of a vehicle fire and meeting the requirements of automobile safety regulations.