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Lift-all 26423 Ratchet Tie Down Strap 3300 lb U-Hook 30 ft
30 ft ratchet strap with U-hook secures loads up to 3,300 lb working limit and 10,000 lb tensile strength
- 3,300 lb working load secures heavy cargo safely
- 10,000 lb/in tensile strength resists sudden shock loads
- 30 ft length reaches across wide trailers easily
- 2 in polyester webbing resists abrasion and UV damage
- CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT compliant for legal transport
3300 lb Ratchet Tie-Down Strap
The Lift-all 26423 is a 30 ft polyester tie-down strap built for securing heavy cargo during transport. Its 3300 lb working load limit suits commercial trucking, equipment hauling and industrial load-securing tasks. The yellow webbing and steel wire-hook ends meet CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT standards for road use.
3300 lb Working Load Limit
The single figure that decides fitment is the 3300 lb working load limit backed by 10 000 lb tensile strength. If the combined weight of the load and dynamic forces exceeds this rating the strap is not the right part. The 2 in wide polyester webbing and fixed 16 in end length are fixed by the same specification.
Ratchet Adjustment With U-Hook Ends
The ratchet mechanism allows incremental tensioning by hand without tools. Thread the free end through the mandrel, crank the handle to tighten and lock the pawl to hold. Common issues are over-tightening beyond the 3300 lb limit, hook deformation on sharp edges and webbing abrasion against unprotected corners.
Highlights
- 3,300 lb working load secures heavy cargo safely
- 10,000 lb/in tensile strength resists sudden shock loads
- 30 ft length reaches across wide trailers easily
- 2 in polyester webbing resists abrasion and UV damage
- CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT compliant for legal transport
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 3300 lb working load limit mean when I am securing a load?
It means you can safely apply up to 3300 lb of tension to the strap during tie-down; do not exceed this value or the strap may fail.
Which standards govern the ratchet and hook assembly, and what do they limit?
The strap meets CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT requirements, which set the inspection and securement rules for commercial transport in the United States.
How much space do the 16 in fixed end and 2 in width need to fit around a load?
The fixed end measures 16 in from the ratchet to the hook, and the webbing is 2 in wide, so allow at least that clearance at the anchor point.
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