Bonus Plastics Pvt. Ltd.

Changodar, Ahmedabad, Gujarat

These safety belts are used at Construction sites, by Fire department and where mobility is required.

We offer these belts in Roll form only without buckles and any other accessories [Hardware].

The strength of these belts ranges from 1000 kgf to 2000 kgf and is made from Polypropylene / Polyester yarn

This is the latest fashion funda and here we offer exclusive Designs and other color combinations in Trouser Belts.

We offer these belts in Roll form only without buckles and any other accessories.

We constantly make new designs every week with a record 1000 designs manufactured presently. Ask us for sampling of these belts and we would be glad to offer you various designs.

Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers (FIBC) are widely used for storage, transportation and handling of powder, flake or granular materials. Typically they are constructed from woven polypropylene (PP) fabric in the form of cubic bags.

Special webbings ( Belts ) are used in this FIBC / JUMBO bags to lift upto 2500 kgs of material.

These belts are worn near waist by people in South India during their festival to keep their money.

A Police / Security Guard duty belt (sometimes referred to as a gun belt, and/or kit belt ) is a belt, typically constructed of Nylon / Polypropylene or leather used by Police and Security Guard to carry equipment easily, in a readily-accessible manner, while leaving the hands free to interact.

Most duty belts have a width of 2-1/4 inches and are either made of / polypropylene or leather. Many Canadian police departments have had officers complain[10][11] of having back pain due to their supposedly rigid leather belts. In response, many Canadian departments are now switching to nylon /polypropylene belts because they are considered by some to be more flexible.

Duty belts wrap around the officer's waist and fasten with a buckle at the front. This is often protected by a velcro cover to prevent release of the belt by anyone other than the officer.

Equipment commonly carried on the belt includes: handcuff, radios, baton, hand-held protection devices such as pepper spray, firearms and ammunition, flashlights, batteries, gloves, pens, pencils, keys, multi-tool, window punch etc. The equipment carried largely differs from country to country, and between areas in the same country not only because of choice but natural hazards e.g. pepper spray would freeze in very cold climates. In some countries officers carry a knife