Technically Engineered Webbing
This term may seem rather vague, but how else can we best describe our ability to develop and deliver sewn or welded assemblies—some of which are highly sophisticated—that incorporate safety and technical requirements that seem far removed from the traditional textile industry?
When your clients operate in themilitary, nuclear, medical, oraerospace sectors, the idea of cheap imported products no longer applies.
Sagaert is truly a partner: seven factories producing straps, ribbons, and elastic bands; three factories dedicated to sewing and garment manufacturing (employing 180 people in this sector); aplastic injection molding plant; a sheet metal shop; and fivemachining shops…All of this is 100% based in France, with no external sourcing.
Combine all these tools, entrust them to our design offices, and even the most specialized specifications for custom-made webbing become achievable: the most far-fetched textile solution becomes… the right technical solution. Discover, for example, our safety harnesses, our safety stitching on webbing, or our webbing shoulder harnesses, or contact us.
Technical Webbing Construction: In Detail
We develop and supply sewn or welded assemblies—some of which are highly sophisticated—that meet stringent safety and technical requirements: ultra-high-strength stitching, safety stitching on webbing, and webbing with self-locking buckles.
Our custom-made webbing is used in industries with very stringent specifications:the military, the nuclear industry, the medical field, andthe aerospace industry. Take a look, for example, at our safety harnesses and webbing shoulder harnesses.
Seven factories producing straps, ribbons, and elastic bands; three sewing and garment manufacturing plants (employing 180 people in this sector); oneplastic injection molding plant; one sheet metal shop; and fivemachining shops—all located in France, with no external sourcing. Submit your specifications to our design offices.
Technical Webbing: Frequently Asked Questions
A sewn or welded assembly—sometimes highly sophisticated—that incorporates safety and technical requirements far beyond those of traditional textiles.
In particular,the military, the nuclear industry, the medical field, andthe aerospace industry.
Both: We manufacture sewn or welded assemblies, depending on the requirements of your specifications.
Our engineering departments, which combine the Group's areas of expertise: weaving, garment manufacturing, plastic injection molding, sheet metal fabrication, and machining.
Yes, 100 percent, with no external trading.
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