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Lift-all 26425 Cargo Strap Ratchet 30 ft x 4 In 5000 lb conveying
A 30 ft yellow polyester tie-down strap with a 5,000 lb working load limit and 15,000 lb/in tensile strength, featuring a ratchet adjuster and flat-hook ends for secure cargo restraint
- MaterialHAWA
- 5,000 lb working load limit for heavy cargo securement
- 15,000 lb/in tensile strength resists sudden shock loads
- 30 ft overall length spans wide loads and long beds
- 4 in polyester webbing resists abrasion and UV damage
- CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT compliant for legal transport
Lift-all 26425 Cargo Strap
The Lift-all 26425 is a 30 ft ratchet tie-down strap built for securing heavy loads during transport. It suits professional drivers and equipment operators who need a dependable, high-capacity restraint for flatbed or enclosed trailers.
Flat-hook ends with 18 in fixed section
Yellow polyester webbing measures 4 in wide and carries a working load limit of 5000 lb with tensile strength rated at 15000 lb per inch. Steel flat hooks on both ends and an 18 in fixed end allow quick attachment to stake pockets or rail slots, while the ratchet mechanism provides precise tension control for daily load securement.
Replaces worn or lower-rated straps
This strap upgrades from lighter-duty restraints when loads approach the 5000 lb working limit or when regulations require CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT compliant hardware. It is not suited for applications needing endless loop, chain binder or winch-style tensioning, or for users who require a shorter length than 30 ft.
Highlights
- 5,000 lb working load limit for heavy cargo securement
- 15,000 lb/in tensile strength resists sudden shock loads
- 30 ft overall length spans wide loads and long beds
- 4 in polyester webbing resists abrasion and UV damage
- CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT compliant for legal transport
Specifications
| Brand | LIFT-ALL |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
What working load limit does the 5,000 lb ratchet strap actually cap at?
The strap is rated for a 5,000 lb working load limit and a 15,000 lb/in tensile strength, so it caps at 5,000 lb in regular use.
What flat-hook size and fixed-end length do I need to match the 4 in wide webbing?
The flat hooks are steel and sized for the 4 in wide polyester webbing, with an 18 in fixed end sewn in.
How do I thread the 30 ft webbing through the ratchet so it tightens instead of slipping?
Feed the strap through the ratchet mandrel from the bottom, pull slack tight by hand, then crank the handle until the 5,000 lb load is secure.
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