sourcing map Plastic Tri-glide Slide Buckle 25mm / 1 Inch Belt Adjuster Sliders Webbing Strap Fasteners for Bag Belt Dog Cat Collar Harness, Black, Pack of 30

• Plastic adjustable sliders are widely used in belts, handbags, luggage straps, and backpacks. Additionally, they are utilized in crafting various everyday items such as wallets, dog collars, lanyards, belts, and cat hammocks.
• The webbing tri glides slider here is in size of: Fit for Webbing Width: 25mm (1 inch), Overall Size: 32x25mm (1.26x0.98 inch); In the package of: 30 x Plastic Adjustable Buckle
• The adjustable slide buckle is made of durable plastic, making it not only lightweight but also high in tensile strength and reusable, making it a good outdoor choice.
• The tri-glide slider design allows you to easily adjust the shoulder strap to the desired length. It is a helpful tool for replacing backpack buckles and DIY crafts in your daily life.
• For a secure connection, sew the slider to one end and wrap the connector around the other end to maintain stability. Thread the strap through the slider from the sewn end for a smooth pass-through, then sew another connector to the opposite end for length adjustment.

Description What is this? Plastic adjustable sliders are widely used in belts, handbags, luggage straps, and backpacks. Additionally, they are utilized in crafting various everyday items such as wallets, dog collars, lanyards, belts, and cat hammocks. Are there any advantages of the product? The adjustable slide buckle is made of durable plastic, making it not only lightweight but also high in tensile strength and reusable, making it a good outdoor choice. The tri-glide slider design allows you to easily adjust the shoulder strap to the desired length. It is a helpful tool for replacing backpack buckles and DIY crafts in your daily life. How to use it? For a secure connection, sew the slider to one end and wrap the connector around the other end to maintain stability. Thread the strap through the slider from the sewn end for a smooth pass-through, then sew another connector to the opposite end for length adjustment.