2″ E Track Ratchet Tie Down Strap with Spring E Track Fittings
E-Track Ratchet Straps have emerged as a revolutionary tool that addresses both these concerns, providing a robust and convenient means of securing cargo during transportation.
This heavy-duty Sliding E-Track Ratchet Strap is made from a durable industrial-grade polyester webbing that is highly resistant to weathering, abrasion, corrosion, and other damage. The high-quality webbing will not stretch over time and the ratchet mechanism prevents the cargo strap from loosening during transit. E Track Straps, also known as trailer straps, cargo ratchet straps or load straps, are specifically designed to hold loads in place on an E-Track inside an enclosed van trailer. Featuring a unique sliding ratchet design, with this model you no longer have to worry about the ratchet being in an awkward position for operation or interfering with the load configuration. Easily position the ratchet to the most convenient location on the strap for optimal leverage and cargo storage. These trailer tie downs feature spring e-fittings, which are made to securely fasten into your e-track assembly.
Model Number: WDRS005-3
E Track Ratchet Straps typically have color-coded polyester webbing for easy identification of length (yellow for 12′, gray for 16′, and blue for 20′).
- 2-Part System, comprising ratchet with fixed end plus main tension (adjustable) strap, both terminating in spring E-fittings
- Working Load Limit:1467lbs
- Assembly Breaking Strength:4400lbs
- Webbing Breaking Strength:6000lbs
- Standard Tension Force (STF) 100daN (kg) – using a Standard Hand Force (SHF) of 50daN (kg)
- 4′ fixed end (tail), fitted with a Interior Wide Handle Ratchet
- Manufactured and labelled in accordance with WSTDA-T-1
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Cautions:
Be aware of the weight limit for the specific strap you are using and the E track system itself. Never exceed the designated weight capacity.
Make sure the strap is positioned straight and not twisted. A twisted strap can lose strength and effectiveness.
When releasing the ratchet, do so slowly to avoid sudden recoil, which can cause injury.
