Ratchet Tie-Down Straps
Heavy-duty ratchet tie down straps with reinforced webbing and durable steel hardware for industrial cargo securing.
- Up to 10,000 daN Breaking Strength (LC 5,000 daN)
Designed for demanding cargo restraint applications, providing up to 10,000 daN breaking strength and 5,000 daN lashing capacity for heavy-duty transportation and industrial cargo securing.
- 25–75 mm Reinforced Polyester Webbing
Manufactured with high-strength polyester webbing in multiple widths, offering excellent abrasion resistance, durability, and stable performance under repeated loading.
- EN 12195-2 Compliant Options
Available with safety markings including LC (Lashing Capacity), STF (Standard Tension Force), and SHF (Standard Hand Force) to meet international cargo securing requirements.
- Multiple Hook & Configuration Choices
Available with various end fittings including Double J Hooks, S Hooks, Flat Hooks, and customized options to match different anchoring systems and cargo applications.
- OEM & Private Label Manufacturing
Supports customized strap lengths, webbing colors, logo printing, hardware options, and export packaging solutions for global distributors and industrial users.
Ratchet Tie Down Straps Description
Ratchet Tie Down Straps are reusable cargo restraint systems for securing loads during road transportation, trailer transport, and industrial cargo handling.
Made from reinforced polyester webbing and heavy-duty steel ratchet components, these cargo straps provide stable tension, reliable load restraint, and efficient installation for professional transport applications.
We supply customized ratchet tie down straps with various lengths, widths, hook options, and packaging solutions for global distributors and industrial users.
Ratchet Tie Down Straps Specification
| Part No. | Webbing Width | Minimum Breaking Strength (MBS) | Lashing Capacity (LC) | Standard Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TPRT-25 | 25 mm | 1,500 kg / 1,470 daN | 750 kg / 735 daN | 5 m |
| TPRT-35 | 35 mm | 3,000 kg / 2,940 daN | 1,500 kg / 1,470 daN | 5 m |
| TPRT-50 | 50 mm | 5,000 kg / 4,900 daN | 2,500 kg / 2,450 daN | 8 m |
| TPRT-75 | 75 mm | 8,000 kg / 7,840 daN | 4,000 kg / 3,920 daN | 10 m |
| TPRT-100 | 100 mm | 10,000 kg / 9,800 daN | 5,000 kg / 4,900 daN | 10 m |
Ratchet Tie Down Straps Applications
Ratchet Tie Down Straps are widely used for securing cargo during road transportation, trailer hauling, warehouse handling, and industrial equipment movement.
Designed for reliable load restraint, these heavy-duty cargo straps help prevent cargo shifting caused by vibration, acceleration, and transportation impact. With different webbing widths, lengths, and hook configurations, they are suitable for various cargo securing requirements.
• Trucks & Trailers
Securing general cargo, machinery, construction materials, and palletized goods during road transportation.
• Flatbed & Heavy Equipment Transport
Providing strong restraint for heavy machinery, steel products, pipes, and oversized industrial loads.
• Warehouse & Material Handling
Used for temporary securing, bundling, and moving goods during storage and internal transportation.
• Construction & Engineering Logistics
Suitable for securing equipment, tools, building materials, and job site cargo.
• Industrial & Export Cargo Securing
Applied for reusable cargo restraint solutions in manufacturing, logistics, and distribution operations.
Ratchet Tie-Down Components
Ratchet tie down straps consist of high-strength polyester webbing, ratchet buckles, and end fittings designed for reliable cargo securing.
Tensipack supplies different configurations to meet various transportation and industrial applications.
Polyester Webbing
High-tenacity polyester webbing provides excellent strength, abrasion resistance, and stable performance during repeated use.
Ratchet Buckles
Heavy-duty ratchet mechanisms provide controlled tensioning and secure fastening for different load requirements.
End Fittings
Available hook options include:
• Double J Hooks
• S Hooks
• Flat Hooks
• Customized fittings
Different hardware combinations can be selected according to vehicle types, anchoring points, and cargo securing requirements.
Proper Use & Safety Guidelines for Ratchet Tie Down Straps
To ensure safe and reliable cargo securing performance, ratchet tie down straps should be operated and maintained according to the following guidelines:
1. Inspect Before Use
Always check the strap, ratchet mechanism, hooks, and hardware before operation. Do not use damaged or worn components.
2. Do Not Exceed Rated Capacity
Never exceed the specified lashing capacity (LC). Overloading may cause strap failure or unsafe cargo movement.
3. Do Not Knot the Webbing
Never tie knots in the strap, as knots can significantly reduce the strength of the polyester webbing.
4. Protect the Strap from Sharp Edges
Use edge protectors or suitable protection methods when securing cargo with sharp corners to prevent abrasion or cutting damage.
5. Avoid Twisting the Webbing
Keep the strap flat and properly aligned during tensioning. Twisted webbing may reduce securing performance.
6. Do Not Place Objects on the Ratchet Assembly
Avoid placing heavy objects on the ratchet mechanism to prevent deformation or damage.
7. Ratchet Straps Are Not Designed for Lifting
Ratchet tie down straps are intended for cargo securing only and must not be used as lifting slings.
Need Help Selecting the Right Ratchet Tie-Down Strap?
Choosing the correct tie-down strap depends on cargo weight, transportation method, anchor point type, required lashing capacity, and operating environment.
Our technical team can recommend the most suitable webbing width, hook style, ratchet type, and strap length for your application.
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