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The vidaXL Ratchet Tie Down Straps are essential tools for professional haulers, DIY enthusiasts, and anyone needing to transport heavy cargo safely. Designed to provide a reliable lashing capacity of 2 tonnes, these straps ensure your items remain immovable during transit, though users should note that the 6-meter length requires proper handling to prevent tangling when not in use.
| Model Part Number | 7FE3C738F4E645DEB8CE712FA4ABF4BB |
|---|---|
| Brand | vidaXL |
Each strap has a lashing capacity of 2 tonnes (2000 kg).
Yes, they are manufactured to comply with the EN-12195-2 European standard.
Each strap in the set is 6 meters long.
This set includes 10 individual ratchet tie-down straps.
No, these are designed specifically for lashing and securing cargo, not for overhead lifting.
Store them in a dry, dark place to prevent moisture damage and UV degradation of the webbing.
Ensure the ratchet is not fully wound to its capacity; sometimes releasing the tension slightly by pushing the release pawl allows the mechanism to reset.
Fully release the tension, pull the webbing out completely, and carefully re-thread it, ensuring the strap remains flat as it enters the mandrel.
To use these straps, feed the webbing through the slot in the ratchet mandrel and crank the handle to wind the excess strap until your load is secure. Always ensure the ratchet is in the locked position before moving the vehicle. These straps are compatible with most standard utility trailers, flatbeds, and roof racks with appropriate anchor points. For maintenance, keep the ratchet mechanisms free of dirt and debris. Store the straps in a dry, cool environment away from direct UV light when not in use, as prolonged exposure to sunlight can degrade the synthetic webbing over time. Regularly inspect the straps for any signs of cuts, fraying, or chemical contamination that could compromise their structural integrity.
