Prym Clip Buckle - Black

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The Prym 25mm Clip Buckle is an essential tool for DIY enthusiasts, tailors, and outdoor gear owners who need a reliable, break-proof fastener for straps. Designed for securing and adjusting the length of straps on items like rucksacks, suitcases, and heavy-duty workwear, this buckle offers a secure hold and a smooth profile for maximum comfort. While it is incredibly durable, it is important to note that this pack contains only a single unit, so ensure you purchase the correct quantity for projects requiring multiple straps.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 416.352 |
| Brand | Prym |
No, this buckle is specifically designed for 25mm straps.
Yes, the high-grade plastic is durable and weather-resistant, making it perfect for rucksacks and camping gear.
This package contains 1 unit.
Yes, the smooth, flat surface is comfortable for clothing, though ensure the clasp size is appropriate for the wearer.
The plastic is color-injected during manufacturing, providing excellent resistance to fading under normal conditions.
Ensure the webbing is threaded according to the diagram on the buckle. If the webbing is thinner than 25mm, it may lack enough friction to stay in place.
Check for debris or dirt inside the side-release mechanism and clear it using a small brush or compressed air.
To install, thread your 25mm webbing through the fixed side of the buckle, then feed the adjustable end through the sliding side. The buckle is compatible with standard woven nylon or polyester webbing that is exactly 25mm wide. Maintenance is minimal; the plastic construction is resistant to moisture and rust. If the buckle becomes dirty, simply wipe it down with a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or high-heat drying, as this may compromise the structural integrity of the plastic over long-term use.