Lift-all
Lift-all TE61011 Tie Down Strap 3300 lb 27 ft Endless
Polyester tie-down strap with ratchet adjustment, 3,300 lb working load limit, 27 ft endless length, and cut-resistant edges meeting CVSA and DOT standards
- 3,300 lb working load secures heavy cargo
- 27 ft endless length wraps large loads easily
- 10,000 lb/in tensile strength resists sudden shock
- Cut-resistant edges protect strap from abrasion
- CVSA, FMCSA, US DOT compliant for transport
Purpose & User
This tie-down strap is built for securing heavy loads during transport with a working load limit of 3,300 lb. It suits commercial drivers, fleet operators and anyone who must meet CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT securement rules. The endless design and 27 ft length allow versatile wrap configurations around irregular cargo.
Deciding Specification
The ratchet adjustment mechanism provides the mechanical advantage needed to tension the 2 in polyester webbing to the rated 3,300 lb working load limit. Without a ratchet the strap could not reliably reach that limit, so the adjustment type is the single specification that determines whether this assembly meets the job requirement.
Bundled Extras
The steel end fittings and cut-resistant edges are integral to the assembly and protect the webbing from abrasion at contact points. High-visibility green colour aids inspection compliance but adds no mechanical function. No additional hooks, keepers or software are included with the strap.
Highlights
- 3,300 lb working load secures heavy cargo
- 27 ft endless length wraps large loads easily
- 10,000 lb/in tensile strength resists sudden shock
- Cut-resistant edges protect strap from abrasion
- CVSA, FMCSA, US DOT compliant for transport
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 3300 lb working load limit mean when I am actually strapping down a load?
It is the maximum force you can apply to the strap in normal use; the webbing itself will not break until roughly 10 000 lb per inch, so there is a wide safety margin.
How do the CVSA, FMCSA and US DOT standards limit what I can do with this strap?
They certify the assembly for commercial vehicle securement, so the 3300 lb rating is the legal maximum for tie-down duty on public roads.
What do I need on the trailer or truck bed to use an endless 27 ft strap?
You need anchor points such as D-rings, E-track or stake pockets that can each handle at least 3300 lb; the endless loop feeds around the load and back through the ratchet.
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