Safety Checklist

If any of the following conditions are checked "YES", you should return belts for repair/replacement.

WEBBING
  • Frayed, torn, creased or crushed
  • Severe fading or discoloring
HARDWARE
  • Hooks or end fittings checked for excess wear; bent, inoperable springs or latches; corrosion or rust
  • Buckle inoperational; connector at improper angle; buckle shows excess wear or deformity
  • Connector is not operational with buckle; connector shows excess wear or bending; corrosion or rust
STITCHES
  • Broken or missing stitches
  • Severe fading or discoloring
  • Inconsistent stitch pattern may indicate rewebbing by an unqualified company, and may be illegal or unsafe
TSO TAGS
  • TSO tags are missing or illegible
  • Age of TSO tag is 10 years or more

Please note that we provide this information for reference only. The only way to be certain of safe belts is to have your belts rewebbed, tested and certified by an FAA approved repair station or the manufacturer.

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If you are making a part enquiry please share your preferences:
  1. Part number (if known)
  2. Belt or buckle type & color
  3. Length of your belt (each length fully extended)
  4. End fitting, e.g. .375 Hook or .325 Hole
  5. Quantity, aircraft model serial number