Lift-all
Lift-all 26433 Ratchet Tie-Down Strap 30 ft Yellow 15000 lb
A 30 ft polyester ratchet strap with a 5,000 lb working load limit and 15,000 lb tensile strength, meeting CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT standards
- MaterialHAWA
- 5,000 lb working load limit for secure heavy cargo
- 15,000 lb tensile strength resists sudden shock loads
- 30 ft polyester webbing reaches long anchor points
- 18 in fixed end speeds up hook-up time
- CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT compliant for legal transport
Product identity
The Lift-all 26433 is a 30 ft yellow ratchet tie-down strap built for securing heavy loads during transport. It serves professional drivers, fleet operators and anyone who needs a reliable polyester strap that meets CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT standards.
Thermals, noise and power
This strap has no motor, fan or electrical components, so it produces no heat, no noise and draws no power during normal use. Its polyester webbing and steel end fittings operate passively without any thermal or acoustic signature.
Sustained load behaviour
Under continuous tension the strap maintains its working load limit of 5,000 lb and tensile strength of 15,000 lb/in without stretching or degrading. The fixed 18 in end and ratchet adjustment keep the load secure over long hauls, while the general-purpose reinforcement resists abrasion and environmental exposure.
Highlights
- 5,000 lb working load limit for secure heavy cargo
- 15,000 lb tensile strength resists sudden shock loads
- 30 ft polyester webbing reaches long anchor points
- 18 in fixed end speeds up hook-up time
- CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT compliant for legal transport
Specifications
| Brand | LIFT-ALL |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 30 ft ratchet tie-down and what step is most often missed?
Thread the strap through the ratchet mandrel, pull tight, then crank the handle until the 5,000 lb working load limit is secure; the step most often missed is fully seating the strap in the mandrel before ratcheting.
What maintenance or replacement will the 4 in polyester strap and steel end fittings need over time?
Inspect the yellow polyester webbing before each use for cuts, abrasion, or UV damage, and check the steel end fittings for deformation or corrosion; replace the entire assembly if any damage is found.
What limit appears first when the 15,000 lb tensile strength strap is under sustained tension?
The 5,000 lb working load limit is the governing limit; sustained loads must not exceed this value even though the polyester webbing has a higher tensile strength.
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