CLGR® 2 inch Endless Loop Ratchet Strap

Name: CLGR® 2 inch Endless Loop Ratchet Strap
Brand: CLGR®

CLGR® 2 inch Endless Loop Ratchet Strap, also known as Endless Ratchet Tie Down Strap, and Endless Ratchet Tie Down Strap.

The endless loop ratchet strap is used to go around items that need to be bundled together. Simply wrap the strap around the items needing to be secured and feed back into the mandrel of the ratchet and then ratchet tight.

These straps are made from high-quality polyester for durable and long-lasting combined with our heavy duty two-inch wide polyester tie down webbing.

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Specifications of CLGR® 2 inch Endless Loop Ratchet Strap

Brand	CLGR®
Standard	EN12195-2:2000 AS/NZS 4380-2001
Size(Inch)	2''
Working Load Limit	1467/3333LBS
Breaking Strength	11,000LBS
Ratchet Handle	AL Handle
Ratchet Color	Customized
Webbing Material	Polyester
Working Temperature	-40°C-100°C
Country of Origin	China

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