General Purpose Light Weight Webbing

Narrow fabrics are used in countless contexts. The products within this all purpose application are versatile and commonly used in the manufacturing of sports equipment, military equipment, furniture, recreational straps, and much more. Our all purpose textiles and general webbing fabrics are available in cotton, nylon, and polyester.

Mil spec, abrasion resistant, preshrunk, custom coating and dye to match color options available. These products come in a wide range of widths.

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Mil-W-17337F

Mil-W-17337F is a military specification outlining the standards for woven nylon webbing used in both military and civilian settings. Renowned for its strength, durability, and resistance to environmental conditions, it is ideal for a variety of challenging applications.

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MIL-W-4088 K

Mil-W-4088K is a military specification for high strength nylon webbing and reinforcement tape. It is an excellent choice for military and aerospace binding applications.

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Webbing

Webbings are woven to be strong, in either flat or bound tubular styles. This durable fabric comes in varying widths and are commonly used in a diverse array of applications. We manufacture light webbings in both cotton and polyester.

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Wrap Tape

Wrap tapes are heavy weight cotton twill tapes used in the rubber roller manufacturing process. They also work very well as a heavy duty binding on specialty uniforms and other commercial binding applications.

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Wicking

Cotton wicking narrow fabrics are used in oil lamps. This tape is also used in many different applications and is considered a good general purpose cotton webbing.

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Tailor Tape

Tailor tape is a general purpose tape used to reinforce seams in the sewing process when manufacturing clothing.

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Shoulder Tape

Shoulder tape is commonly used as reinforcement along the shoulderline in the sewing process when creating a shirt. We offer a variety of cotton tapes that fall into this category.

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MIL-DTL-5038 K

MIL-T-5038 is a military specification that pertains to nylon reinforcement tape and webbing, often used for ties and binding purposes. These tapes are light and durable and perform well when used in many applications.

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MIL-DTL-43566 D

Wayne Mills offers fabrics that meet military specification ML-T-43566 T1 C3. These fabrics are general use, but are often used in clothing worn by military personnel. We offer a selection of cotton webbings that meet this specification.

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MIL A-A 52071 A

These cotton twill tapes meet MIL A-A-52071 A, Type I. Typical uses include lining the edges of structures such as tents and other structures housing soldiers and government personnel.

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Medical Gauze

Wayne Mills manufactures several widths of narrow medical grade gauze. This item also works very well as an inexpensive general purpose tape.

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Cuff Tape

Cuff fabric tape is used for collars, waistbands, and the cuffs in clothing. The ribs of the fabric create a structure that is perfect for fashion and apparel applications.

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Carpet Binding

Quality carpet binding tapes provide a clean border to any cut carpet. These tapes may be found in rugs and many kinds of carpet, including in homes, cars and even boats and airplanes.

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Apron Tie

Wayne Mills offers a broad variety of cotton and polyester apron ties. Our Heavy apron tape and cotton webbing provide excellent choices for most apron tie applications.

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"A" Tape

These lightweight, plain weave cotton garment tapes are used in manufacturing clothing. They are also versatile, and make for a good general purpose tape.

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General Purpose Light Weight Webbing

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