2 Inch Heavy Duty Ratchet Strap with Chain Anchor

Long, Wide Handle, Heavy Duty Ratchet Assembly

• Break Strength: 12,000 lb / 5,454 kg
• Working Load limit (WLL): 3,335 lb / 1,515 kg
• Lengths: 27 feet, 30 feet, or 40 feet
• Chain Anchor Break Strength: 10,000 lb / 4,540 kg

Inspection and Removal Checklist
for Heavy Duty Ratchet and Strap

Remove a strap from service immediately if you find any of the following:

• The ID tag is missing or unreadable.
• Webbing shows holes, tears, cuts, snags, crushed fibers, or embedded debris.
• Load-bearing stitches are broken or worn.
• Knots appear anywhere in the webbing.
• Excessive abrasion, UV fading, or chemical damage is present.
• Buckles or end-fittings show distortion, pitting, corrosion, or cracks.
• Any condition raises doubt about the strap’s strength.

Safe-Use Guidelines
for Heavy Duty Ratchet and Strap

• Shield sharp edges. Always pad or cover corners that touch the webbing.
• Inspect before every trip. Re-check tension during transit.
• Never tie knots in the strap.
• Do not lift overhead. These straps control cargo—not hoist it.
• Stay within the WLL. Factor in the strap angle; low angles reduce effective capacity.
• Attach symmetrically and above the load’s center of gravity to curb tipping.
• Skip DIY repairs. Replace—don’t stitch, weld, or glue—damaged webbing or hardware.
• Train every operator. Users must know selection, inspection, regulations, and best practices.
• Guard against chemicals, heat, and sunlight that can weaken synthetic fibers.

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