Buckles are one of the commonly used accessories in backpack customization, and almost all backpacks use them more or less. Backpack buckles have different names depending on their shape and function. They are commonly used when customizing backpacks, such as insert buckles, ladder buckles, Japanese character buckles, hook buckles, and rope buckles. Below is an introduction to the use and characteristics of these buckles for Love Free Luggage.
1. Bayonet
A buckle is generally composed of two parts, one is a buckle, also known as a male buckle, and the other is a buckle, also known as a female buckle. One end of the buckle is fixed with webbing, and the other end can be adjusted through webbing. The length of the webbing can be selected according to different needs to adjust the range of movement of the buckle. The place where the webbing is hung behind the buckle is generally made up of a single or double gear. The single gear is not adjustable, while the double gear is adjustable. Buckles are generally used to secure shoulder straps, backpacks, or other external items on backpacks. Buckles often appear on the shoulder straps, belts, and side panels of backpacks.
2. Japanese buckle
The Japanese type buckle, also known as the three-way buckle, is a commonly used accessory on backpacks and one of the standard accessories on backpacks. Generally, bags will have one or two such buckles, mainly used to adjust the length of the webbing. In order to prevent slipping, many Japanese style buttons have stripes on the middle crossbar, and some have two crossbars beside them that are enlarged to place their own logos. There are both hardware and plastic Japanese character buckles. The majority of hardware Japanese character buckles are zinc alloy Japanese character buckles, and the materials of plastic Japanese character buckles are generally POM, PP, and NY.
3. Ladder buckle
Its material is generally PP, POM, NY, and the ladder buckle is also used to shrink the webbing. It is generally used at the end of the shoulder strap to adjust the snugness of the backpack.
4. Rope buckle
Rope buckle materials are generally PP, NY, and POM. Utilizing the elasticity of the spring coil, the rope can be misaligned and jammed. The rope mouth can be selected from sizes, single holes, and double holes. It is suitable for various OO ropes, nylon ropes, and elastic ropes. The logo can be designed according to customer requirements. The current design of the rope buckle is greatly different from before, and there are many options available.
5. Hook
Hook materials generally come from PP, NY, and POM. Hooks are commonly used on detachable shoulder straps in backpacks. One side of the hook is connected to a D-ring, and the other side is connected with webbing. Nowadays, in addition to plastic hooks, there are also many metal hooks, which greatly increases the strength and durability of the hook.
