FIXED REDIRECT
RPS fixed redirect routing diagram

SMALL PULLEY. CLEAR PATH.

Pull from the place your body works best.

RPS redirects one flat LaserWeb path so the load and operator can remain on opposite working legs.

DIMENSION1.00 INflat LaserWeb path
ROUTINGIDEAL 1:1one direction change
YOUR SETUPMADE TO FITchoose your mounting hardware

Choose components rated for your job. Working-load limits apply to the complete system; pulley ratios alone do not determine capacity.

YOUR PULLEY. YOUR MOUNT. YOUR SETUP.

Build the complete connection.

YOUR SELECTION / INTERACTIVE 3D

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THE OPERATING END

Route with RolyPulley.
Control with Mounted CAM.

Bring the working end within reach. Pair your pulley with a Mounted Rolling CAM buckle, then choose the finish and mounting hardware that suit your space.

LASERWEB • CUT-TO-LENGTH WEBBING

Your color. Your length.
Ready at both ends.

Build the strap your setup needs. Choose your webbing, set the length, and add laser-cut slots to either end—or keep both ends clean.

LaserWeb360° view

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Cut to your lengthNo excess to trim away.Choose each endSlots where you need them.Keep both ends handyMidpoint winding with WEBWINDER.
01

Choose your webbing

Color treatment

Color & pattern

02

Make it your length

03

Finish each end

Rounded 60° tips. Slot pairs run along the center of the strap.

Take up both halves together, then unwind only what you need. The bolt-on WEBWINDER keeps the spare strap in a compact roll and mounts with ¼-20 hardware.

Final price and material availability are confirmed before ordering. Screen colors are a guide; choose a physical sample for an exact match.

Which LaserWeb is right for my setup?

Start with a width that fits your hardware, then choose a material and color. Add slots only to the ends that need them. WEBWINDER is for storing spare webbing, not for carrying the load. Always follow the working-load limits of the complete strap and mounting system.

WHY FLAT WEBBING + A ROLLER

See the path. Keep it aligned. Control it from one reachable point.

01 / ALIGNFlat webbing makes twist and edge loading visible before the pull.
02 / ROUTEA roller redirects the path without converting the strap into a rope.
03 / CONTROLPair R1 with a Rolling CAM buckle to pull, hold, and release from the operating side.

04 / FEATURED KIT / CHANGE DIRECTION

Two pulleys. One pivot point.

Join two compatible RolyPulleys back to back so each one can carry a different strap direction. The shared hardware stack lets the pair turn instead of forcing the webbing into one fixed angle.

  1. 01Face two compatible pulley bodies back to back.
  2. 02Join them with the low-profile five-piece hardware stack.
  3. 03Let the pair turn to follow the direction of the straps.
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05 / CONTROL THE STRAP

Lock the strap where you want it.

The black CAM is the simple, hand-operated control point for a RolyPulley webbing path. Pull the flat strap through to adjust it, then let the roller and cam hold the position.

FAST HAND ADJUSTMENT FLAT-WEBBING CONTROL 0.75 / 1 / 1.25 IN WIDTHS
SHOP BLACK CAM
Black CAM buckle used as the hand-operated control for a RolyPulley webbing path CAM / BLACK FINISH

06 / FINE-TUNE THE STRAP

Take up slack with one simple turn.

Swap a compatible roller for the WebCotter, pass the webbing through its center, and turn it with an Allen key. The strap winds around the pin so you can remove slack before the CAM holds it in place.

SEE THE STRAP TIGHTEN
The close-up shows how the webbing winds around the WebCotter as it turns.