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Lift-all 20494 ratchet tie-down 27 ft 15 000 lb tensile 18 in fixed end
A 27 ft ratchet tie-down with 15 000 lb tensile strength and an 18 in fixed end
- MaterialHAWA
- 5,000 lb working load limit for secure heavy cargo
- 15,000 lb tensile strength handles extreme tension forces
- 27 ft length reaches across large loads easily
- 18 in fixed end speeds up anchor attachment
- Cut-resistant edges protect strap from sharp corners
Hi-Visibility Yellow Tie-Down Strap
This Lift-all ratchet tie-down is built for securing heavy loads during transport. It suits professional drivers and fleet operators who need a dependable strap that meets CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT standards. The high-visibility yellow webbing makes the strap easy to spot in low-light conditions. A 27 ft overall length gives plenty of reach for large cargo.
Fixed 18 in End With Wire Hook
The strap has a fixed end measuring 18 in fitted with a steel wire hook that attaches directly to anchor points. A ratchet mechanism on the adjustable side lets you tension the 3 in wide polyester webbing quickly and lock it in place. Cut-resistant edges protect the webbing from sharp cargo corners during transit. The assembly works with standard tie-down points on trailers and flatbeds.
15 000 lb Tensile Strength Rating
The webbing is rated at 15 000 lb tensile strength with a working load limit of 5 000 lb. This capacity covers most general freight securement tasks without additional hardware. No extra accessories or software are included in the package. The strap is ready to use straight from the box.
Highlights
- 5,000 lb working load limit for secure heavy cargo
- 15,000 lb tensile strength handles extreme tension forces
- 27 ft length reaches across large loads easily
- 18 in fixed end speeds up anchor attachment
- Cut-resistant edges protect strap from sharp corners
Specifications
| Brand | LIFT-ALL |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
What is the working load limit that governs sustained use?
The working load limit is 5,000 lb, which is the maximum load for continuous tensioning.
How does the 3 in wide polyester webbing behave under all-day tension?
The cut-resistant Tuff-Edge webbing resists abrasion and the ratchet maintains tension without slippage during extended hauls.
What anchor points are required for the wire hooks to engage?
Each end uses a steel wire hook that needs a compatible D-ring, stake pocket or chain loop rated for the load.
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