Kinedyne
Kinedyne 652001GRA 20ft 2in 835lb Cam Buckle Strap
A 20 ft by 2 in polyester tie-down with a spring E-track cam buckle rated for an 835 lb working load limit and 2,500 lb breaking strength
- TypeWheelbarrows & Carts
- 20 ft length reaches distant anchor points
- 835 lb working load secures heavy cargo safely
- 2 500 lb breaking strength provides extra safety margin
- Cam buckle allows quick tension adjustment by hand
- Spring E-Track fittings attach firmly to track systems
Kinedyne 20 ft Cam Buckle Strap
The Kinedyne 652001GRA is a 20 ft long polyester tie-down strap with a 2 in width. It uses a cam buckle for tension adjustment and spring E-track steel end fittings. The working load limit is 835 lb and the breaking strength is 2,500 lb.
For cargo securing with cam buckle adjustment
This strap suits users who need a 20 ft tie-down with a cam buckle mechanism and spring E-track ends for anchor points. It is not for applications requiring a ratchet tensioner, a higher working load limit than 835 lb, or end fittings other than spring E-track hooks.
Check anchor points and load requirements
Verify that your trailer or vehicle has compatible E-track rails for the spring end fittings. Confirm the 835 lb working load limit meets the weight of the cargo you intend to secure. Ensure the 20 ft length provides enough reach for your typical tie-down points.
Highlights
- 20 ft length reaches distant anchor points
- 835 lb working load secures heavy cargo safely
- 2 500 lb breaking strength provides extra safety margin
- Cam buckle allows quick tension adjustment by hand
- Spring E-Track fittings attach firmly to track systems
Specifications
| Brand | KINEDYNE |
|---|---|
| Type | Wheelbarrows & Carts |
Questions about this item
What width strap and end fitting does this 20 ft cam buckle strap use?
The strap is 2 in wide and terminates in steel spring E-track fittings, so your anchor points must accept E-track hardware.
Will the 835 lb working load limit hold when paired with older E-track rails rated to the same standard?
Yes, if the existing rails meet CVSA, DOT and WSTDA standards, the strap's 835 lb WLL and 2,500 lb breaking strength are fully compatible.
How can I confirm the cam buckle is locking correctly after I tension the strap?
Pull the webbing tight, close the cam lever fully, then tug the strap — it should not slip, and the blue polyester webbing should show no fraying at the buckle.
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