the weft holdback srh against the fell ba the arrow zba indicates motion of the reed as just completed referring now to fig1 there is illustrated diagrammatic a front view of the reed wb as viewed in a direction from left to right in a view as shown in fig7 clearly evident is the arrangement of the stripper holder wire fsdr it is emphasized that fig9 and 10 represent just sections of the right hand edge portion of the seat belt webbing and again that there is no correlation between the dimensioning as shown in fig9 and fig1 referring now to fig1 there is illustrated very simplified diagrammatically the top down view on a webbing 4 edged on both sides with picots 6 highlighted in fig1 is a portion p extending in the direction of the warp thread as indicated by the arrow k which is exploded in fig1 to detail how a weft thread of a right hand weft needle is guided in this portion the weft holdbacks whose function and arrangement was detailed previously in the embodiment of fig1 and 12 are arranged in the positions a and b located transversely to the width of the webbing the weft holdback in position a works like a weft holdback in the examples as already described namely within the two edges of the webbing and serving to hold back the weft thread sfr.