Ratchet Straps & Tie Downs
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What are Ratchet Straps? Ratchet straps are cargo tie down straps that use a ratchet as the tensioning mechanism. The ratchet device drastically reduces the amount of force needed to tighten your straps, meaning it's easier to add the perfect amount of tension to hold your load in place. To ensure safe transport for both your cargo and your team, all of our ratchet straps have been extensively tested for safe use, and have labels with working load limit (WLL) and break strength. They also meet requirements / guidelines from several key authorities: Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) Department of Transportation (DOT) Web Sling & Tie Down Association (WSTDA) North American Cargo Securement Comprehensive Ratchet Strap Selection Our ratchet tie down straps are available in so many sizes and styles, there's something for almost every type of cargo securement application. Primarily made using industry-grade polyester webbing, these durable tie downs are ideal for both flatbed and enclosed trailer use. Polyester is extremely strong, with very little stretch, and can secure your load with ease. Not sure exactly what you're looking for? Below is an outline of some of the different cargo strap features you can choose from. What Size Ratchet Strap Do I Need? Ranging from 1-4” wide, each cargo strap size is well-suited for a number of potential applications, from recreational activities to tying down your heaviest loads. They come in lengths ranging from 6' to 100', perfect for handling all sizes of cargo! One Inch Straps 1 inch ratchet straps tend to be used for more light-duty projects and are easier to store due to their smaller size. They are a popular choice for jobs like tying down your ATV or UTV. Two Inch Straps If you are using E-track or L-track , chances are you are looking for a 2 inch ratchet strap . They are the most commonly-used size, and can handle most tie-down jobs, from cars to pallets and more. Three Inch Straps Need something a little more subs
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