Adjustable webbing hardware
Metal Sliders and Cam Buckles for Adjustable Leashes
Choose an adjustable-leash fitting from the webbing's entry, turn and exit. Compare a fixed slider with a cam mechanism as separate operating choices, using the actual overlapping layers. Then define the model, material and appearance for a sample that follows your intended adjustment route.
- Choose the mechanismFixed route or moving contact.
- Show the layersInclude entry, turn and exit.
- Keep models distinctResolve the curved model’s material.
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Sketch the webbing path before selecting the finish
Relia can discuss AAZ015/020, YF11251DC, SSD020 and the separate cam buckle against your leash sketch. Show each turn and overlapping layer so the comparison distinguishes a fixed route from a moving-contact mechanism.
Follow entry, turn and exit
- EntryShow the incoming webbing construction.
- TurnInclude the layers around each bar.
- ExitShow the free strap and user adjustment area.
Read the design and specification notes
Relia can discuss AAZ015/020, YF11251DC, SSD020 and the separate cam-buckle reference against a sketch of your leash. Show the fixed end, each turn around a bar and the exiting strap. The useful comparison includes where layers overlap and where the user makes an adjustment. It keeps a fixed two-slot path distinct from a mechanism with a moving contact part.
A closer product look
Shortlist fixed sliders by their width family
AAZ015/020 offers 15 and 20 mm aluminium-alloy options; YF11251DC offers a separate zinc inch-size family. Use those labels to shortlist, then compare the actual bar and slot with the folded webbing rather than width alone.
Choose the starting family
- AAZ015/020
- 15 or 20 mm; Bright Nickel or Black Nickel.
- YF11251DC
- Five nominal inch-size options from 5/8 to 1-1/2 inch.
- Actual assembly
- Compare bar, slots and all routed layers.
Read the design and specification notes
AAZ015/020 lists Aluminum Alloy with 15 mm and 20 mm options in Bright Nickel or Black Nickel. YF11251DC lists Zinc and five inch-size labels from 5/8 inch to 1-1/2 inch. These provide different starting ranges for the webbing, while the actual bar and slot geometry belongs in the assembly comparison.
Construction and making
Finished slot edges matter along the webbing path
For a proposed cast slider, the windows and centre bar influence forming and trimming, while finished edges touch the routed webbing. Compare the final slot section with the actual layers. A cam needs its moving-contact and access geometry added separately. Confirm the selected SSD020 base material in its quotation and sample brief, alongside the curved profile and Black Nickel option.
Draw the Route before the Adjuster
- Fixed slidersCompare the selected AAZ015/020 or YF11251DC bars and passages.
- SSD020 curveKeep its 25mm option with the actual route and material clarification.
- Cam routeLocate entry, moving contact, exit and operating access on the complete assembly.
Read the design and specification notes
For a cast slider, the windows and centre bar affect how the body is formed and trimmed. The finished contact edges matter because the routed webbing runs over them. Agree the selected adjuster's material and making route, then compare its actual slot section with the completed webbing layers.
Share the product link and your intended use, with these details:
- Adjuster model, nominal size and intended colour combination
- Webbing construction and entry/turn/exit sketch with folded layers
- Required operating behaviour and SSD020 material question if selected
A closer product look
Treat the cam as a different operating choice
The nominal 1.5-inch Bright Nickel cam buckle has a zinc description and a moving contact arrangement. Show how the strap enters and leaves, together with access to that moving part, rather than reusing a fixed tri-glide brief.
Include any required holding, release-force or durability evaluation in the cam sample brief.
Describe the cam arrangement
- Strap entryShow the incoming layers and direction.
- Moving contactIdentify the part that must remain accessible.
- Strap exitShow the adjusted route and release arrangement.
Read the design and specification notes
The 1.5-inch Bright Nickel cam buckle has a Zinc material description. Its hinged contact arrangement is different from a fixed tri-glide path. Describe access to the moving part and the way the strap enters and leaves it when discussing this route for an adjustable product.
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Confirm the Curved Slider for Your Leash
SSD020 offers a 25 mm option and a curved profile. Compare the curve with the actual leash route, then confirm the component material in the quotation for that selected version. Keep the same webbing and operating arrangement with the sample so the material discussion stays tied to the product you need.
Use the profile for a geometry comparison
- CurveShow how the fitting sits within the product.
- 25 mm optionKeep the selected label beside the threading sketch.
- Material questionConfirm the selected SSD020 base material in the quotation and sample.
Read the design and specification notes
SSD020 offers a 25 mm size option and a curved profile. Confirm the selected version's base material and component allocation in its quotation. Compare the curve and strap route with the same webbing used for the sample.
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Specify one intended size-and-colour combination
YF11251DC has several sizes and appearance options, but separate option lists do not promise every combination is supplied or stocked. Choose the intended combination explicitly and keep AAZ015/020 and SSD020 on their own product lines.
Confirm availability of the exact size-and-colour combination you request.
Make the chosen combination explicit
- Model
- Keep each adjuster family separate.
- Size
- Use the exact nominal option required.
- Appearance
- Name the intended colour with that size.
Read the design and specification notes
YF11251DC offers size labels 5/8,3/4,1,1-1/4 and 1-1/2 inch and several appearance options. Specify the intended size-and-colour combination as a purchase line instead of multiplying option lists into an assumed stock promise. AAZ and SSD020 belong in their own model rows.
| Reference | Selection input | Assembly distinction |
|---|---|---|
| AAZ015/020 | 15 or 20 mm | Fixed tri-glide |
| YF11251DC | Chosen inch size | Fixed slide family |
| SSD020 | 25 mm | Curved profile |
| 1.5-inch zinc cam buckle | 1.5 inch | Hinged action |
A closer product look
Show the intended path through multiple openings
A stepped or multi-opening form can suggest several routes. Mark your intended entry, turn and exit so the comparison shows which layers each opening carries instead of assuming that the shape alone defines how to thread it.
Make the route visible
- Entry openingIdentify where the webbing starts.
- Bar turnShow the intended wrap and overlapping layers.
- Exit openingIdentify the route that makes the adjustment.
Read the design and specification notes
An adjuster with stepped openings can present several possible paths. Show the intended entry, turn and exit on a simple drawing. This is more informative than naming a colour and asking for a length-adjustable result, because it exposes the strap layers each opening has to accommodate.
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Keep webbing changes visible when you reorder
Retain the adjuster and routed webbing construction as one configuration. A different thickness or surface can change the assembly comparison even when the loose fitting code stays the same, so distinguish those changes from a finish-only reorder.
Retain the assembled configuration
- FittingKeep model, size and intended appearance.
- WebbingRetain construction, layers and surface description.
- RouteKeep the same marked threading path.
Read the design and specification notes
Retain the selected adjuster, webbing construction and route together when the project moves forward. A later change in strap finish or thickness can change the comparison even if the adjuster code stays the same. This makes reordering a repeat of the assembled configuration rather than just the loose fitting.
Products behind these choices
AAZ015/020 Aluminum-Alloy Tri-Glide Adjuster, Bright/Black Nickel 15mm and 20mm
Shortlist a 15 or 20 mm aluminium-alloy fixed tri-glide.
View this product →YF11251DC Zinc Tri-Glide Slide Buckle for Dog-Collar/Bag Webbing Projects
Select a specific zinc tri-glide size-and-appearance combination.
View this product →SSD020 25mm Curved Metal Tri-Glide Adjuster for Dog-Leash/Bag Webbing Projects
Compare the 25 mm curve with the routed strap and confirm the selected material.
View this product →Bright Nickel Zinc-Alloy Cam Buckle with 1.5-Inch Reference
Compare the separate 1.5-inch zinc cam operating arrangement.
View this product →Start a product discussion
Send a routed-leash adjustment brief
Send the adjuster you are considering, actual webbing dimensions and the intended threading route. For a cam, include moving-contact access and required operating evaluation; for SSD020, confirm the selected material. Add quantities and appearance so we can discuss one complete adjustable-leash configuration.
Qingdao Relia Saddlery Co., Ltd.Changjiang Road, Qingdao, Shandong, ChinaProduct discussion details
Prepare the adjustment comparison
- SelectName model, size and intended appearance.
- ShowAttach entry, turn, exit and folded layers.
- ClarifyState operating needs and any material to confirm.