NASA NTRS ยท 19930000173
Composite Tiedown Fastener
Abstract
Taut fastener formed from flat tape and buckles. Flexible, tiedown composite fastener for joining two or more material panels or other structural components dispensed from roll and cut to desired length. Fastener made partly of polyvinyl chloride or other resilient synthetic material and designed for joining components for which snug all-around fits required. Easily installed and removed by hand without use of tools. Potential application extends to many areas. One use of fastener is to bind pages and covers together to make book. Also utilized to provide energy-absorbing and breakaway structural fasteners for fail-safe vehicles in crashes.
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Ng, Gim Shek. 1993-03-01. Composite Tiedown Fastener. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930000173
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