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Lift-all 30 ft Polyester Ratchet Tie Down Strap 20483
A 30 ft polyester ratchet tie-down strap with a 5,000 lb working load limit and 15,000 lb tensile strength for heavy-duty cargo securement
- MaterialHAWA
- 5,000 lb working load limit for heavy securement
- 15,000 lb tensile strength resists sudden shock loads
- 30 ft overall length spans large loads easily
- 18 in fixed end speeds up hook-up time
- CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT compliant for commercial use
Lift-All 30 ft Polyester Ratchet Strap
This tie-down strap uses polyester webbing and a ratchet adjustment to secure heavy loads on trailers and flatbeds. Its flat-hook ends attach to standard anchor points for transport and industrial use. The 30 ft overall length suits long-distance lashing across wide decks.
Replaces worn or shorter straps needing higher
The 15,000 lb tensile strength and 5,000 lb working load limit exceed many light-duty alternatives. Upgrade when existing straps show fraying, damaged hooks or insufficient length for the load. CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT compliance supports commercial fleet requirements.
Performs under sustained tension without excessive
Polyester construction resists elongation during long hauls and vibration. The ratchet mechanism maintains set tension over rough roads better than cam-buckle types. Fixed end length of 18 in provides a consistent anchor reference for repeatable tightening cycles.
Highlights
- 5,000 lb working load limit for heavy securement
- 15,000 lb tensile strength resists sudden shock loads
- 30 ft overall length spans large loads easily
- 18 in fixed end speeds up hook-up time
- CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT compliant for commercial use
Specifications
| Brand | LIFT-ALL |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
What width and hook style does the strap need to match my anchor points?
The strap is 3 inches wide and terminates in flat steel hooks that are 18 inches long on the fixed end.
How do I thread the ratchet correctly so the strap locks under load?
Feed the free end through the ratchet mandrel from underneath, pull slack tight, then pump the handle until the webbing is fully tensioned.
When should I retire the strap based on wear or inspection guidelines?
Replace it if the yellow polyester webbing shows cuts, abrasion, UV damage, or if the steel hooks are bent or corroded.
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