ANCRA
ANCRA 48672-14-GRA ratchet strap 16 ft 2 in 1000 lb WLL 333 lb
Secures cargo with a 16 ft polyester strap, 333 lb working load limit and sliding ratchet
- 16 ft overall length for extended reach
- 1,000 lb tensile strength for heavy-duty security
- 333 lb working load limit for safe transport
- Sliding ratchet mechanism enables precise tension control
- E-Track end fitting ensures compatible anchor points
Secure tie-down strap for cargo
The ANCRA 48672-14-GRA ratchet strap provides a 1000 lb tensile strength with a 333 lb working load limit. Its 16 ft length and 2 in width suit general-purpose securing tasks. The polyester webbing resists stretching under tension. A sliding ratchet allows precise adjustment along the strap.
Check anchor points and hardware compatibility
Verify your load anchor points accept E-Track end fittings before ordering. The fixed end measures 48 in from the ratchet mechanism. Ensure the steel end hardware matches your trailer or truck bed tracking system. Confirm the grey colour coding aligns with your fleet identification standards.
Thermal and mechanical behaviour in use
Polyester webbing maintains consistent tension across normal temperature ranges without significant elongation. The ratchet mechanism operates smoothly without binding during routine tightening and release cycles. Steel end fittings resist deformation at the rated working load limit. No powered components generate heat or noise during operation.
Highlights
- 16 ft overall length for extended reach
- 1,000 lb tensile strength for heavy-duty security
- 333 lb working load limit for safe transport
- Sliding ratchet mechanism enables precise tension control
- E-Track end fitting ensures compatible anchor points
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 16 ft 2 in strap include the 48 in fixed end or must I buy that piece separately?
The 16 ft overall length already includes the 48 in fixed end and the sliding ratchet, so no extra parts are required.
Should I choose this strap based on the 1000 lb tensile strength or the 333 lb working load limit?
Use the 333 lb working load limit for safe load calculations; the 999 lb/in tensile strength is the material breaking point, not a working figure.
What does the 333 lb working load limit mean when the strap is tensioned on a trailer?
It means you can safely secure a load that exerts up to 333 lb of force on the strap under normal transport conditions.
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