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Keeper 05505 Ratchet Tie-Down 14' x 1" 500 Lb Gray

SKU CH-6B71-45D7D

A 14-foot ratchet tie-down with a 500-pound break strength and 400-pound working load limit for securing cargo

  • Secures mid-sized cargo safely with 500 lb break strength
  • Easy tensioning via ratchet mechanism for firm load holding
  • 14 ft polyester webbing resists rot and abrasion damage
  • Spring-loaded release prevents accidental opening during transport
  • Vinyl-coated S-hooks resist rust for longer service life

Keeper 05505 Ratchet Tie-Down

The Keeper 05505 is a 14-foot by 1-inch ratchet tie-down designed for securing mid-sized cargo loads. It serves drivers who need a safer, more efficient alternative to rope when using pickup trucks or utility trailers.

Working load limit and break strength

The tie-down has a working load limit of 400 lbs and a break strength of 1,200 lbs. These ratings define the practical limits for securing cargo under tension during transport.

Capacity and headroom for cargo

The 500 lb rating provides headroom for typical mid-sized loads such as equipment, furniture or building materials. It runs out when cargo weight approaches or exceeds the 400 lb working load limit.

Highlights

  • Secures mid-sized cargo safely with 500 lb break strength
  • Easy tensioning via ratchet mechanism for firm load holding
  • 14 ft polyester webbing resists rot and abrasion damage
  • Spring-loaded release prevents accidental opening during transport
  • Vinyl-coated S-hooks resist rust for longer service life

Specifications

BrandKEEPER

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 500 lb break-strength or the 400 lb working-load version?

This single model lists both figures; the 400 lb working load limit is the safe load for regular use, while the 1,200 lb break strength is the absolute failure point.

What does the 400 lb working load limit mean when I am strapping down a load?

You can apply up to 400 lb of tension to the strap during normal use; exceeding that risks permanent stretch or failure even though the webbing can withstand 1,200 lb before breaking.

How does the 1-inch polyester webbing and ratchet mechanism limit the tension I can apply?

The 1-inch Hi-Test polyester webbing and ratchet let you tighten the strap up to the 400 lb working load limit; the spring-loaded release prevents accidental opening while you are tensioning.

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