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ACW has a variety of resources in order to keep you up to date on company updates, industry news, and new projects that we are working on. We pride ourselves on being an industry leader and keeping up with new innovations. Below are our most-recent blog articles:
There Are Important Differences Between Fire-Resistant and Fire-Retardant: Here’s What You Need to Know
While the terms “fire resistant” and “fire retardant” appear to be very similar, there is a world of difference between them. And when it comes
Top 10 Benefits of Using Plastic Buckles in 2024
Plastic buckles are increasingly popular choices for use by various industries. They have displaced metal buckles because of functionality, durability, and versatility.
What Are the Quality Standards for Plastic Buckle Manufacturers?
ACW Quality Standards for Plastic Buckles Appeal to Engineers, Product Designers, and Inventors. When selecting plastic buckles for your products, you want to be sure
Uses of Military Spec 4088 Webbing
Military Spec 4088 (Mil-Spec 4088) webbing is a versatile workhorse for almost every situation. This highly respected material is known for its exceptional strength, durability,
Buckle Up: A Guide to Plastic Composite vs. Metal Buckles
When it comes to securing straps and webbing, the choice between plastic composite and metal alternatives boils down to finding the right option for the
American Cord and Webbing (ACW) Names Dan Bugaj Head of Business Development
8/21/2024 – Woonsocket, RI – American Cord & Webbing Co,. Inc. (ACW), the only U.S. manufacturer and supplier of industrial webbing, plastic buckles, sewn straps,
APPLICATIONS OF MIL-W-4088
MIL-W-4088 is a versatile material widely used in various industries due to its exceptional properties. This article explores the applications and manufacturing process of MIL-W-4088,
MARK KRAUSS, OWNER OF ACW ACQUIRES ADVANTAGE PLASTIC PRODUCTS, INC.
PRESS RELEASE ACW Acquires APP, Adding 25,000 Square Feet and Capabilities We would like to announce that on December 31st, 2019, Mark Krauss, Owner of
NYLON 6 VS NYLON 6,6 YARN
NYLON 6 YARN Lower melting point Higher water absorption rate Poor chemicals resistance to acids Withstands high impact and stress Easier to dye consistently NYLON
