Rope Ratchet
Rope Ratchet 10035 15 ft 500 lb conveying
A 15 ft polypropylene rope tie-down with ratchet and S-hooks rated for a 500 lb working load limit
- MaterialHAWA
- 15 ft polypropylene rope reaches distant anchor points
- 500 lb working load limit secures heavy cargo
- S-hook ends attach quickly to tie-down points
- Zinc-plated hardware resists corrosion during outdoor use
- Integrated ratchet mechanism tensions rope without separate tools
Rope Ratchet 10035 Tie-Down
The Rope Ratchet 10035 is a 15 ft polypropylene rope tie-down built for securing loads up to 500 lb. It suits DIYers, tradespeople and anyone needing a quick, adjustable restraint for transport or storage tasks. The integrated ratchet mechanism lets you tension the line without separate tools.
Black Polypropylene Build
The rope is made from black polypropylene with a 1/2 in diameter and terminates in a zinc S-hook. That combination resists moisture and abrasion while the hook clips onto common anchor points. The ratchet body is included so the system works straight from the package.
Light Duty Handling
At 500 lb working load limit the assembly is intended for light-to-medium securing jobs rather than overhead lifting. Polypropylene stays flexible in cold conditions and the ratchet operates with low effort. No power source or maintenance schedule is required for normal use.
Highlights
- 15 ft polypropylene rope reaches distant anchor points
- 500 lb working load limit secures heavy cargo
- S-hook ends attach quickly to tie-down points
- Zinc-plated hardware resists corrosion during outdoor use
- Integrated ratchet mechanism tensions rope without separate tools
Specifications
| Brand | Rope Ratchet |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
What working load limit does the 1/2 in polypropylene rope and zinc S-hook support?
The rope tie-down is rated for a 500 lb working load limit, which the 1/2 in polypropylene rope and zinc-plated S-hook are designed to handle.
How much clearance is needed to accommodate the 15 ft rope length and ratchet mechanism?
You need space for the full 15 ft of rope plus the ratchet body; the S-hook adds a small extra length at the anchor point.
How do you thread the polypropylene rope through the ratchet so it locks under tension?
Feed the rope through the ratchet's take-up spool, pull slack tight, then crank the handle; the internal pawl engages automatically when you stop turning.
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