Polished Gold Color Metal Brass Quick Side Release Bag Strap Backpack Buckle

The Side Release Bag Buckle is a common quick release fastener that consists of two parts: a male buckle and a female buckle. This simple yet effective design securely locks the two parts when pressed together and releases with a quick press on either side. This mechanism provides convenience and ease of use, making it ideal for a variety of applications.

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Zinc Alloy Die Casting Metal Side Release Buckle for Straps and Webbings

The 0.5 to 1mm wider holes in the side release buckle enable seamless use of our waterproof webbing. Better yet, load tests have shown that the new side release buckle is 30 to 50 kg stronger on average, giving you even more assurance that your products are really secure.This metal side release buckle works well with a variety of products, including dog collars and fashionable haberdashery pieces like purses, backpacks, and handbags. Select the ideal size for your product, like 1/2 inch, 3/4 inch, 1 inch, 1-1/2 inch, 2 inch side release buckles.

OEM/ODM Custom Side Release Buckle

Whether you choose the mirror polishing or matte surface side release buckle, various electroplated colors can be customized! You can also customize your brand logo for your buckles.

How to use the side release backpack buckle:

Align the Buckle: Ensure that the male and female parts of the buckle are aligned correctly. The male end should have a tongue that fits into the slot of the female end.
Insert the Male End: Insert the male end into the female end until you hear a click or feel it snap into place. This indicates that the buckle is locked.
Check the Strap Tension: Make sure the strap is threaded correctly through the buckle and is not twisted. The strap should be taut but not overly tight that it causes discomfort or damage to the item it's attached to.
Adjust the Strap Length: If your buckle has a slide adjuster, adjust the strap to the desired length. Thread the strap through the slide adjuster and pull it tight.
Secure the Strap: Once the strap is at the desired tightness, secure it by either sewing the end of the strap to itself (creating a loop that goes through the buckle) or by using a permanent fastening method like rivets or screws if the buckle is to be used in a heavy-duty application.
Test the Buckle: Give the buckle a firm tug to ensure it's securely fastened and doesn't slip. If it feels loose, you may need to adjust the strap length or check that the buckle is properly locked.
Lock the Slide Adjuster: If your buckle has a slide adjuster with a locking mechanism, make sure it's locked to prevent the strap from sliding unintentionally.
Regular Checks: Periodically check the tightness of the buckle, especially if the item is used frequently or in harsh conditions. Components can loosen over time with use.