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Lift-all 60111 Cargo Strap 10ft 1in 330lb Cam Buckle
Polyester tie-down strap with cam buckle and S-hooks, 10 ft long, 330 lb working load limit
- MaterialHAWA
- 330 lb working load limit for secure cargo restraint
- 10 ft overall length provides versatile tie-down reach
- Cam buckle adjustment enables quick tensioning and release
- Polyester webbing delivers 2,100 lb/in tensile strength
- CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT compliant for transport use
What this strap is and who uses it
The Lift-all 60111 cargo strap is a 10 ft polyester tie-down with a cam-buckle adjuster and steel S-hooks. It has a working load limit of 330 lb and meets CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT standards for general-purpose securement. It suits drivers and crews who need a quick, tool-free way to lash light loads on trailers, roof racks or truck beds.
Check your anchor points and load weight
Verify that each anchor point on your vehicle or trailer can handle at least the strap’s 330 lb working load limit. Confirm the 18 in fixed-end section will reach your chosen tie-down location without stretching. Ensure the total weight of the cargo does not exceed the strap’s rated capacity and that the 1 in width fits your rail or cleat openings.
What the cam buckle and S-hooks change
The cam buckle lets you tension the strap by hand and locks without a separate ratchet handle, speeding up both tightening and release. Steel S-hooks clip directly onto most stake pockets, D-rings or rub-rail slots, so no extra connectors are required. The 100 lb per inch tensile strength of the polyester webbing resists abrasion and UV damage during repeated outdoor use.
Highlights
- 330 lb working load limit for secure cargo restraint
- 10 ft overall length provides versatile tie-down reach
- Cam buckle adjustment enables quick tensioning and release
- Polyester webbing delivers 2,100 lb/in tensile strength
- CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT compliant for transport use
Specifications
| Brand | LIFT-ALL |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
What comes in the box and is any extra hardware needed?
The package contains the 10 ft black polyester strap with a cam buckle, an 18 in fixed end, and steel S‑hooks. No additional hardware is required for basic tie‑down use.
How do I decide between the 330 lb working load limit and the 100 lb/in tensile strength?
The 330 lb working load limit is the maximum safe load for securing cargo; the 100 lb/in tensile strength describes the webbing material. Choose based on the 330 lb limit for load‑rating purposes.
What does the 330 lb working load limit mean when I am strapping down a load?
It means the strap is rated to safely restrain up to 330 lb of cargo when the cam buckle is properly tensioned and the S‑hooks are securely attached to anchor points.
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