CLGR® 3'' Ratchet Strap with Wire Hooks

Name: CLGR® 3'' Ratchet Strap with Wire Hooks
Brand: CLGR®

CLGR® 3" Ratchet Strap with Wire Hooks, also known as 3" Ratchet Strap w/ Wire Hook.

3-inch Ratchet Strap Short End with Wire Hooks is used to secure cargo on the back of flatbed trailers using rub rails that are installed along the sides of the trailer.

Wire Hooks are one of the preferred Tie Down Hardware as they are able to quickly snap into place to create a securement point for your cargo securement.

Hooks and ratchet all have a zinc coating over the steel in order to protect against weathering and corrosion.

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Features of CLGR® 3 Inch Ratchet Strap with Wire Hook

Brand	CLGR®
Size(inch)	3”
Working Load Limit	5,400lbs
Ratchet Handle/Hook	AL Handle/Double J Hook
Ratchet Color	Yellow Zinc Plated
Webbing Material	Polyester
Webbing Length	4-12m
Webbing Width	75mm
Application	Truck, Trailer, Rail Car
Country of Origin	China

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