Ratchet Strap - Red - 4m - 325kg

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This AB Tools Red Ratchet Strap is designed for securely fastening loads up to 325kg in working load limit. It's ideal for professionals and DIY enthusiasts needing reliable cargo restraint. A key caveat is that its ultimate capacity should not be exceeded, and it's crucial to inspect it for wear before each use. This strap features a durable construction with a strong webbing, a robust ratchet mechanism, and two metal tie-down hooks with protective plastic coating, manufactured in the UK to BS5759:1987 standards.
| Model Part Number | Sm013 |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
The Working Load Limit (WLL) for this strap is 325kg (0.325 Tons).
The ultimate capacity of the strap is 0.650 Tons (650kg) when new. This is the point at which the strap is expected to break, and should never be approached during use.
No, this ratchet strap is designed for load securing and not for overhead lifting applications.
Clean the strap with mild soap and cool water. Rinse thoroughly and allow it to air dry completely away from direct heat or sunlight. Do not use harsh chemicals or solvents.
BS5759:1987 is a British Standard that specifies requirements for tensioning devices, including ratchet straps, ensuring a certain level of quality, safety, and performance.
Ensure the strap is tensioned evenly without twists, and the ratchet mechanism is fully engaged. Always check that the hooks are securely attached to strong anchor points.
The strap's length is fixed at 4 meters. For shorter applications, ensure the excess webbing is secured neatly and does not pose a snagging hazard.
Ensure the webbing is not caught in the mechanism. Clean any dirt or debris from the ratchet gears. If stiffness persists, consider replacing the strap.
Check that the webbing is correctly threaded through the spool and ratchet. Ensure the ratchet is engaging properly with the gear teeth. Inspect for any damage to the webbing or mechanism.
Ensure the plastic coating on the hooks is intact. If the coating is damaged, consider using additional protective padding or replacing the hooks if possible. Always ensure the strap is routed correctly to minimize contact.
Do not use the strap. Replace it immediately with a new strap that meets the required load specifications.
Setup:
Compatibility:
This strap is designed to be used with sturdy anchor points capable of withstanding the tension applied. Ensure the anchor points are rated appropriately for the load.
Care: