Ratchet Tie Down Straps - 4 Pack - FORTEM

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The FORTEM Ratchet Tie Down Straps are designed for professionals and weekend hobbyists alike who need a reliable method for securing cargo to trailers, truck beds, and roof racks. These straps offer the significant benefit of a 748kg break strength combined with protective coating to prevent damage to your equipment or vehicle, though users should be mindful that they are strictly intended for securing loads and not for overhead lifting.
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No. These straps are specifically designed for securing cargo on vehicles and trailers and are not rated or safety-certified for overhead lifting.
Soft loops allow you to create an anchor point on your cargo or vehicle frame without metal hooks touching and potentially scratching the finish.
Each of the four included straps measures 4.6 meters in length.
Yes, the hooks are plastic-coated to prevent scratching and provide a layer of protection against environmental elements.
Avoid pulling the webbing over sharp or jagged metal edges. Use a protective sleeve or cloth barrier if you must go over a sharp corner.
Ensure the handle is fully opened to the release position. Clear any bunched-up webbing from the spool and ensure the gear teeth are not obstructed by debris.
If under extreme tension, use a flat-head screwdriver or a sturdy tool to gently pry the release lever while pulling the handle back to the release position.
To set up your straps, feed the webbing through the slot in the ratchet mandrel and pull the excess slack through before ratcheting. To maintain the life of the straps, store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, as prolonged UV exposure can weaken synthetic fibers. Periodically inspect the webbing for fraying, cuts, or chemical damage. If the straps become dirty, wash them with mild soap and water and allow them to air dry completely before rolling them up for storage. Never leave the ratchet mechanisms exposed to salt or corrosive chemicals to prevent rust.