Mytee Products 2 inch x 27′ Heavy Duty Tie-Down Ratchet Straps w/Flat Hook – 10,000 lbs Breaking Strength – Wide Handle Flat Hook Ratchet Straps for Cargo, Flatbed Trailers, Pickup Trucks(Black)

Description

2″ Ratchet Strap with Flat Hook
Strap Width: 2 Inches
Strap Length: 27 Feet
Color: Yellow
Weight: 6 lbs
Material: Polyester Webbing
End Fitting: Flat Hook
Working Load Limit: 3,333 lbs
Breaking Strength: 10,000 Lbs
Durable Polyester Webbing: Our Ratchet Straps are made of durable polyester webbing. Polyester webbing barely stretches under heavy loads and water slides right off it.
High Visibility: The Ratchet Straps come in a shade of yellow that provides high visibility.
Corrosion-Resistant Ratchet: Our ratcheting mechanism is plated with gold chromate, so the heavy-duty steel won’t rust or take damage from other metals.
Versatile Flat Hook End Fittings: Flat hooks are compatible with most flatbed trailers. They can anchor directly to the side rail on the trailer. Our flat hooks are made from heavy-duty steel and sustain a high working load limit.
Wide Ratcheting Handle: With its wide handle, the ratcheting mechanism allows for a better grip than narrower handles, making it easier to achieve the desired level of tension with less force.
Our Ratchet Strap consists of a long strap with a ratchet mechanism on one end and a flat hook on the other end.
Our heavy-duty ratchet straps are designed to handle most types of flatbed tie-down requirements. All ratchet straps are tagged with their working load limit to meet DOT regulations and WSTDA-recommended standards.
How are Ratchet Straps used?

The ratchet mechanism typically consists of a handle, a spool, and a release lever. The handle is used to wind and unwind the spool, which tightens or loosens the strap. The release lever allows for quick and controlled release of the tension.
One end is attached to a secure anchor point on a vehicle or other structure and the loose end of the strap is then threaded through the ratchet mechanism, ensuring that it is not twisted or tangled.
Once the strap is in place, the user cranks the ratchet handle to tighten the strap around the load.
As the handle is cranked, the spool winds up the strap, pulling it tight and applying tension to the load.
Once the desired tension is achieved, the ratchet handle is closed to lock the strap in place, preventing it from loosening during transport.