Thursday, July 19, 2012

2" X 27' Ratchet Tie Down Straps with Long, Wide Handles & Flat Hooks (10-pack)

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  • Length = 27 feet, Width = 2 inches, Quantity = 10
  • Assembly Break Strength of each strap = 10,000 lbs, Work Load Limit = 3,333 lbs
  • Extra long and wide ratchet handles provide an easy grip.
  • Flat Hook end fittings provide easy hookup to stake pockets / rub rails.
  • Industrial grade, yellow polyester webbing is weather resistant and will not stretch over time!

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These heavy duty, 2-inch Ratchet Straps from US Cargo Control are versatile tie down tools that are designed to hold loads in place on trucks, pickups, trailers, rail cars, semis, and other freight carriers. The yellow, 12,000 lb. polyester webbing is 27 feet long on each strap and will not stretch over time or loosen with road vibrations. As an added bonus, these tie downs have extra long and wide handles which provide you with an easy, comfortable grip and added leverage when cranking the ratchet. These straps have flat hook end fittings, which are made specifically to hook up to the stake pockets or rub rail of your flatbed semi trailer. The durable polyester makes these straps highly resistant to weathering, abrasion, corrosion, and other damage. When protecting your valuable items for transit, tie down with confidence using quality, reliable ratchet straps from US Cargo Control. All of our ratchet straps are labeled with their working load limit to meet CVSA guidelines, DOT regulations, and WSTDA, CHP & North American Cargo Securement standards. The hook or end fitting is generally the weakest part of a ratchet assembly, and thus determines the assembly's work load limit. When tying down an item, make sure the total work load limit of the strap(s) you are using equals or exceeds the total weight of the item(s) you are tying down.
  

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