Product Overview
Secure compatible cargo in a truck bed, trailer or utility application with this 15-foot ratchet tie-down. The 1-inch-wide strap provides adjustable tension, while zinc-plated S-hooks attach to suitable anchor points.
A rubberized ratchet handle improves comfort and grip when tightening or releasing the strap.
Key Features & Benefits
1-Inch x 15-Foot Strap
The 15-foot length provides flexibility for securing a variety of compatible loads, while the 1-inch width keeps the strap manageable and easy to store.
Zinc-Plated S-Hooks
S-hooks provide quick attachment to compatible anchor points. Their zinc-plated finish helps protect the metal surfaces.
Rubberized Ratchet Handle
The covered handle offers a more comfortable, secure grip while tensioning the strap.
Rated Cargo Capacity
The strap has a 500 lb working load limit and a 1,500 lb break strength.
Never exceed the 500 lb working load limit. Break strength is not the allowable cargo weight.
Use, Safety & Technical Details
Product specifications:
- Strap width: 1 inch
- Strap length: 15 feet
- End fitting: S-hook
- Hook finish: Zinc plated
- Handle: Rubberized cover
- Working load limit: 500 lbs
- Break strength: 1,500 lbs
- Warranty: 6 months
Before each use, inspect the strap, stitching, ratchet and hooks. Do not use the tie-down if any component is cut, frayed, bent, cracked, corroded or otherwise damaged.
Attach both hooks to secure, load-rated anchor points. Position the strap away from sharp edges, heat and moving components, then tension it firmly without overtightening. Recheck the strap periodically during transport.
This tie-down is intended for securing cargo, not lifting, towing or supporting people.
What’s Included
- 1 × 1-Inch x 15-Foot Ratchet Tie-Down With S-Hooks
Warranty
This ratchet tie-down includes a 6-month manufacturer warranty.
Frequently Asked Questions About the 1″ x 15′ Ratchet Tie-Down
What is the working load limit?
The working load limit is 500 lbs. Do not use the 1,500 lb break-strength figure as the safe working capacity.
What is the difference between break strength and load limit?
Break strength is the force at which the tie-down may fail under testing. The 500 lb working load limit is the maximum allowable load for normal use.
How long and wide is the strap?
The strap measures 15 feet long and 1 inch wide.
What type of hooks does it use?
The strap has zinc-plated S-hooks for attachment to compatible, load-rated anchor points.
Can this strap be used for lifting or towing?
No. It is designed for securing cargo and should not be used for lifting, towing or supporting people.
