4in x 30ft Orange Ratchet Strap w/ Chain Anchor 6667 # WLL Hi Abrasion Tie Down, 2PK

Pack Size: 2 Pack Securing heavy loads during transit is a necessity. Every cargo load has its requirements and capacity to hold. If you want to protect your products and vehicles, get our High Abrasion Orange Ratchet Straps with Chain Anchors. Its ideal for all heavy equipment and cargo loads including trucks and flatbed trailers. It has the following specifications:- Strap Measurements: Our ratchet strap with chain extension grab-hook and orange webbing has a width and length of 4 inches and 30 feet, respectively. The end of the strap has Delta-ring metal securing the strap and heavy chain extension together. Ratchet Measurements: The smooth and wide handle ratchet has a fixed-end length of 2-1/2. Our ratcheting mechanism is plated with gold chromate, so the heavy-duty steel wont rust or take damage from other metals. Limit: The orange ratchet strap with chain anchor extension has a working load limit WLL of 6,670 lbs and a webbing break strength of 20,000 lbs. It offers minimum stretch and maximum wear resistance. The chain anchor is grade 70 G70, which is stronger and more durable in the material. Advance Composites: The strap is abrasion-resistant, waterproof, and doesnt degrade against UV rays. Meanwhile, the chain extension is a durable steel material galvanized to protect against rust and weather. Optimized Design: The tie-down can safely handle and accommodate forces caused by speed, road conditions, or emergencies. The ratchet helps best in adjustments and tightening. The chain anchors with webbing is to increase the ratchet's working. Also, the hooks ensure quick attachment and detachment from various anchor points. Guideline - Increase the life and webbing of ratchet Use cordura protective sleeves or corner protectors. Consider using a rubber corner protector to enhance the friction coefficient b/w the loads and vehicle flow. **All chain tie-down straps are tagged with their working load limit to meet DOT regulations and WSTDA recommended standards.