Sealey Tie Down Securing Loop - Pair. Manufactured from polyester webbing. Use to either loop or c...Sealey Tie Down Securing Loop - Pair. Manufactured from polyester webbing. Use to either loop or create a slip knot at any appropriate point of the load and then attach to the hook of the strap. Suitable for use on motorcycles or offset loads to help prevent scratches to paint finishes and chrome. Breaking Strain: 2000kg. Webbing Length: 450mm. Model No. TDL01. Weight 0.09kg. Manufactured from polyester webbing. Use to either loop or create a slip knot at any appropriate point of the load and then attach to the hook of the strap. Suitable for use on motorcycles or offset loads to help prevent scratches to paint finishes and chrome. Breaking Strain 2000kg. Maximum Tension 1000kg. Nett Weight 0.09kg. Quantity 2.
This guide provides essential information for using the Sealey Tie Down Securing Loop (TDL01), designed for securing loads. Ideal for users transporting motorcycles or offset loads, these loops help prevent scratches to paint and chrome. Keep in mind the maximum tension limit of 1000kg to ensure safe and effective use.
All features
Model Part Number
TDL01
Brand
Sealey
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the breaking strain of the securing loop?
The breaking strain is 2000kg.
What is the maximum tension the securing loop can handle?
The maximum tension is 1000kg.
What material is the securing loop made from?
The securing loop is made from polyester webbing.
How long is the webbing?
The webbing length is 450mm.
Can these loops be used on any type of load?
They are suitable for motorcycles or offset loads, but always ensure the load is within the 1000kg tension limit and the attachment points are secure.
How should I store the securing loops when they're not in use?
Store the loops in a dry place away from direct sunlight and harsh chemicals.
How many loops are included in the package?
The securing loops are supplied as a pair.
Troubleshooting
Webbing shows signs of wear and tear (fraying, cuts).
Replace the securing loop immediately. Do not use damaged equipment.
Load is not securely fastened and is shifting during transit.
Re-adjust the loops and tie-down straps, ensuring proper tension. Check the attachment points.
Difficulty creating a secure loop or knot.
Practice creating loops or slip knots beforehand. Refer to the product information for guidance.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Protects valuable finishes from scratches.
Provides a secure and reliable attachment point.
Easy to use with a variety of tie-down straps.
Durable polyester webbing for long-lasting performance.
Suitable for a wide range of applications, including motorcycles and offset loads.
Cons
Maximum tension is limited to 1000kg, which might not be sufficient for all loads.
Requires user to create a loop or knot, which might require some experience.
The webbing material may degrade over time with heavy use and exposure to the elements.
May not be suitable for very heavy-duty applications beyond the 1000kg maximum tension.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Attachment: Loop the webbing around a secure point on the load or create a slip knot. Ensure the loop is snug but not overly tight, allowing for some movement.
Strap Connection: Attach the hook of your tie-down strap to the loop created by the webbing.
Tensioning: Apply tension to the tie-down straps, ensuring the load is firmly secured.
Compatibility: These loops are compatible with most standard tie-down straps. Ensure straps are in good condition.
Care: Inspect the webbing regularly for signs of wear and tear, such as fraying or cuts. Clean the loops with mild soap and water. Store the loops in a dry place when not in use. Avoid exposing them to harsh chemicals or direct sunlight for extended periods.