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Lift-all 61214 Winch Strap 30 ft x 4 in 5000 lb
A 30 ft by 4 in polyester winch strap rated for a 5000 lb working load limit and 15 000 lb per inch tensile strength, meeting CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT standards for cargo securement
- MaterialHAWA
- 5,000 lb working load limit for heavy-duty tie-downs
- 15,000 lb/in tensile strength resists sudden shock loads
- 30 ft length spans long flatbeds and trailers
- 4 in polyester webbing meets CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT standards
- Steel end fittings anchor securely to winch drums
Winch Strap for Heavy Loads
This Lift-all 61214 winch strap is built for securing cargo during transport. It suits truckers, fleet operators and anyone tying down heavy equipment on flatbeds. The 30 ft length and 4 in width give ample reach for large loads. A working load limit of 5000 lb matches demanding tie-down tasks.
Yellow Polyester with Steel End
The strap uses HAWA polyester webbing rated at 15,000 lb per inch tensile strength. A steel fixed end resists wear at the anchor point. The winch adjustment mechanism tightens the strap quickly without a ratchet handle. Bright yellow colour improves visibility during roadside inspections.
CVSA FMCSA DOT Compliant Build
Construction meets CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT standards for commercial vehicle securement. The 4 in wide webbing distributes force across the load surface. Steel end hardware withstands repeated tension cycles. Not suited for overhead lifting or applications requiring a rated shackle attachment.
Highlights
- 5,000 lb working load limit for heavy-duty tie-downs
- 15,000 lb/in tensile strength resists sudden shock loads
- 30 ft length spans long flatbeds and trailers
- 4 in polyester webbing meets CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT standards
- Steel end fittings anchor securely to winch drums
Specifications
| Brand | LIFT-ALL |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
How often should I replace the polyester winch strap rated at 5000 lb working load limit?
Replace the strap when you see cuts, abrasion, UV damage or melted fibres; there is no fixed time interval, so inspect before every use and retire it once the yellow polyester webbing shows wear.
What stops me from pulling the full 5000 lb continuously with this 30 ft winch strap?
The working load limit of 5000 lb is the maximum sustained force; exceeding it risks permanent stretch or failure of the polyester webbing and steel end fitting.
Does the polyester material get hot or degrade when the strap is under tension all day?
Polyester resists heat build-up under static load, but prolonged sun exposure degrades the yellow webbing over time, so store it shaded when not in use.
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