Standalone buckle
Ask for the component as an individual part for your own development or assembly process.
An FFG-developed rotating buckle for small pouches and bags. Sewn and fixed to the textile assembly, it lets the assembly clip onto a military-size pant belt or a standard MOLLE counterpart. Choose standalone component supply or integration by FFG into a soft good.
Rotating plate shown across the clip. Two end holes and the central connection are visible.
View larger image ↗“50 mm clamp height” is retained as stated. The datum, measurement method and relationship to belt size still need confirmation.
Request the detailed product specification and current supply terms with your enquiry.
Choose the component for your own assembly, or work with FFG on a soft good that incorporates it.
Ask for the component as an individual part for your own development or assembly process.
FFG can sew and fix the buckle onto a pouch or bag, incorporating the belt and MOLLE attachment into the finished soft good.
The mounting plate and clip meet at a central rotating connection. The aligned and crosswise views show their relative orientation; the rear and side views reveal the clip opening and hooked lower edge.
The plate is turned across the clip, making both end holes and the central connection visible.
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The plate sits along the clip, with the central connection and both end holes visible.
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The broad rear face and layered clip construction are visible from this angle.
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The opening and hooked lower edge can be seen alongside the mounting plate.
View larger image ↗The plate is shown aligned with the clip and turned across it. Two holes are visible at its ends; the detailed fixing method is defined with the pouch or bag assembly.
The side view shows the space between the clip faces and the hook at the lower edge. This is the interface to review with the belt or MOLLE attachment.
The installed views show the buckle against gray webbing and a tan textile panel, illustrating its integration into a soft good.
These close-ups show the component on webbing and a textile panel, plus its side profile beside the fabric and edge binding. They help explain the assembly layout when discussing your own pouch or bag.
The clip is shown over a horizontal webbing strip on a textile assembly.
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The side view shows how the clip and mounting plate sit beside the textile panel.
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The buckle is shown against a stitched tan panel, with the surrounding textile construction retained.
View larger image ↗These examples show possible product uses for the belt and standard MOLLE attachment. Define the pouch contents, attachment layout and use requirements with FFG for your project.
Discuss a small pouch for selected tools, with the buckle sewn and fixed onto the pouch for belt attachment.
Incorporate the buckle into a pouch for small accessories, with the same assembly usable on a belt or standard MOLLE counterpart.
Explore a pouch or bag that clips to a carrier with a standard MOLLE counterpart. Review the textile assembly and intended contents with FFG.
FFG developed the rotating buckle and funded the available injection mold. The buckle can be supplied as a standalone component or integrated by FFG into a soft good.
Share whether you need a standalone buckle or an integrated pouch or bag, and whether your application uses a belt, MOLLE or both. Include drawings or photos of the attachment points, expected quantity, destination and timing. FFG can then review your assembly details, current production terms and any sample or quotation options.
Availability, pricing, MOQ and lead time are confirmed per enquiry.