USA Progrip
USA Progrip 314700 Adjustable Tie-Down Double J 16 ft 1 in
Adjustable ratchet tie-down strap with double J-hooks, 16 ft length, 1 in width, 450 lb working load limit and 1,350 lb tensile strength
- Secure loads up to 450 lb working limit
- 1 350 lb/in tensile strength for durability
- 16 ft length fits many tie-down jobs
- Sliding ratchet adjusts tension quickly
- Polyester strap resists weather and abrasion
USA Progrip 314700 Adjustable Tie-Down
The USA Progrip 314700 is a 16 ft polyester tie-down strap built for securing cargo during transport. Its ratchet mechanism allows precise tension adjustment for a firm hold. The wire-hook ends connect quickly to anchor points on trailers or truck beds. This strap suits DIY movers, contractors and motorsport enthusiasts who need reliable load restraint.
Thermals noise and power draw
As a manual ratchet strap the product generates no heat and draws no electrical power. Operation is silent apart from the ratchet clicks when tensioning or releasing the webbing. No motor, battery or hydraulic fluid is involved so there are no thermal or acoustic concerns in normal use.
Sliding ratchet and wire hooks
The sliding ratchet lets the user position the tensioning mechanism anywhere along the 16 ft length for optimal leverage. Zinc-coated wire hooks resist corrosion and hook onto standard tie-down points without additional hardware. The black and green polyester webbing provides high visibility while the 1 350 lb tensile strength and 450 lb working load limit support heavy equipment. The three month manufacturer warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship.
Highlights
- Secure loads up to 450 lb working limit
- 1 350 lb/in tensile strength for durability
- 16 ft length fits many tie-down jobs
- Sliding ratchet adjusts tension quickly
- Polyester strap resists weather and abrasion
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I thread the 16 ft polyester strap through the sliding ratchet without twisting it?
Feed the strap flat through the ratchet mandrel, pull slack tight by hand, then crank the handle — twisting the webbing before ratcheting is the step most people miss.
When should I replace the strap if the zinc wire-hooks show surface corrosion?
Replace the tie-down immediately if the hooks are bent, cracked, or the zinc coating is flaking, as corrosion reduces the 1,350 lb/in tensile strength.
At what load does the 450 lb working-load limit become the limiting factor during a long haul?
The 450 lb working-load limit is reached first; sustained tension above that value risks permanent stretch or ratchet slippage on the 1 in webbing.
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