100% High Strength Polyester Ratchet Tie Down Strap Tie Down
Webbing
Specifications
Place of Origin:Jiangsu, China (Mainland)
Type:Used for ratchet tie down straps
Shape:Endless
Material:Polyester, 100% high tenacity Polyester yarn
Lifting Capacity:5000kgs
Sling Color:Orange
Lifting Eye Type:Endless
Certification:TUV
Width:1"(25mm)-4"(100mm)
Capacity: 1000kgs-10ton
Color:Red,Black,Green,Blue,Orange,Yellow,or customized color
Packing:50meter/roll,or 60meter/roll
Delivery Detail:30 days after 30% deposit
Sample:Sample are welcome and lead time within 7 days
Remarks:OEM orders are accepted
Packaging & Delivery
Packaging Details:
50meter/roll,60meter/roll,4rolls per export carton,16cartons per
pallets
Delivery Detail:
Shipped in 35 days after payment
100% High Strength Polyester Ratchet Tie Down Strap Tie Down
Webbing
Description | 100% High Strength Polyester Ratchet Tie Down Strap Tie Down
Webbing |
Item No. | DHTDW2510-10010 |
Width | 1"(25mm)-4"(100mm) |
Length | 10m/roll-100meter/roll |
Break strength | 1000kgs-10ton |
Material | 100% high tenacity Polyester Yarn,high strength, low elongation, wear-resistant, long-life material strap |
Working temperature | -40°C-100°C |
Color | Red,Black,Green,Blue,Orange,Yellow,or customized color |
Packing | 10rolls per export carton,16cartons per pallets |
Delivery Detail | 35 days after 30% deposit |
Sample | Sample are welcome and lead time within 7 days |
Tested By | GS TUV |
A ratchet tie down is a tool every handyman or cargo control
specialist can find multiple uses for. You'll probably want several
ratchet tie downs available any time you're securing cargo for
transport. A ratchet tie-down can also come in handy for securing
items for storage or against high winds. The strap material for our
2" inch ratchet straps is industrial grade webbing. Each strap is
securely stitched around the ratchet appliance and end fitting.
Straps are available with S hooks ,or you can choose an endless
strap for your ratchet tie-downs.
All of our 2" ratchet straps are manufactured with polyester
webbing, which offers high strength, and resistance to water
absorption and damage from the sun's UV rays, even with repeated
outdoor exposure. Because polyester will absorb minimal water, it's
also less likely to rot, mildew, or stretch under load. 2" straps
are sometimes referred to as large ratchet straps or heavy duty
ratchet straps, the polyester webbing offers break strength ranging
of 3300lbs.
Why do we choose polyester ratchet webbing?
Fiber Stretch
One of the reasons that tie downs become loose is that the webbing
will stretch under a load. Polypropylene is a form of plastic and
can stretch over 50% while under load. Nylon tends to stretch
between 20 to 30% under a 2500-pound load. Polyester stretches only
5 to 15%, making polyester webbing ideal for heavy loads.
UV Protection
Polyester is highly resistant to UV radiation which means it can
stand more prolonged exposure to the sun than Nylon or
Polypropylene without the material breaking down.
Water Resistance
Water can affect the strength and durability of tie down webbing
materials. Polypropylene and Polyester repel water and are more
mildew resistant than Nylon which will absorb water. Nylon webbing
becomes much weaker when it is wet and will stretch when it is damp
or wet. Polyester webbing can be wet and still be a very strong
webbing for tie downs.
Break Strength
The break strength of a webbing material is the maximum stress or
load that can be applied to the fabric before failure or it breaks.
Polypropylene has a break strength of 700 pounds, Nylon is 2,500 to
7,000 pounds and Polyester is 2,000 to 10,000 pounds.
Abrasion Resistance
Tie down webbing that resists abrasion is extremely important in
securing your load. Even seemingly minor webbing damage can
significantly reduce the capacity of a tie down to hold objects and
increase the chance that the tie down will fail during use.
Polyester webbing is more resistant to abrasion than Nylon or
Polypropylene.
Overall Safety
Keeping your load safe and secure is extremely important. A tie
down must be able to withstand UV radiation, water, and abrasion as
well as have a high break strength and a minimal amount of fiber
stretch. Using stretchy tie down webbing can cause damage because
the stretchy strap lacks the tension needed to keep the load
secure. Abraded webbing can increase the chance that the tie down
will fail. When comparing overall safety of tie down materials,
Polyester webbing is the clear winner.
Tie Down Webbing Comparison
| Tie Down Property | Polypropylene | Nylon | Polyester |
|---|
| Overall Safety | Poor | Fair | Excellent |
| UV Protection | Good | Good | Excellent |
| Water Resistant | Excellent | Fair | Excellent |
Break Strength
(subject to change) | Poor
700 lbs. | Good
2,500 – 7,000 lbs | Excellent
2,000 – 10,000 lbs. |
| Abrasion Resistance | Poor | Fair
| Excellent |
| Fiber Stretch | Poor
50% | Fair
20%-30% | Excellent
5%-15% |
The Clear Choice
Polyester webbing is the best material for your tie down straps.
Its resistance against abrasion, UV rays, and water make it a
better choice for tie-downs than other webbing materials. It is
also mildew resistant which makes it an excellent option for
snowmobiles and watercraft. The combination of strength and
resistance to stretching and abrasion make it ideal for a strong
durable tie-down strap.
Bottom Line
Polyester is more expensive than nylon and this is why most
tie-down companies have switched to lower quality nylon for their
webbing. ShockStraps use 3,800 pound polyester webbing instead of
lower cost nylon so our ShockStrap, and not our webbing, does all
the stretching. It’s the reason we don’t have customers calling us
to say our hooks are coming off of their load or that their straps
are coming loose when traveling down the road.
