Secure machinery, construction materials, furniture and other bulky cargo during transport or storage with this heavy-duty ratchet tie-down strap. Its high-strength polyester webbing, robust tensioning mechanism and steel hooks provide reliable load restraint for demanding commercial and industrial applications.

✨ Key Features

• 💪 Advertised 5-tonne strength rating
• 📏 Long 10-metre strap for large and irregular loads
• 🪢 Heavy-duty polyester webbing
• 🔩 Strong steel attachment hooks
• ⚙️ Robust ratchet-tensioning mechanism
• 🔒 Helps prevent cargo from shifting during transport
• ↔️ Low-stretch webbing maintains consistent tension
• 🌧️ Resistant to moisture and outdoor conditions
• 🛡️ Designed to resist abrasion, tearing and general wear
• 🎛️ Easy tightening and controlled release
• 🚚 Suitable for trucks, trailers and pickups
• 🏗️ Ideal for professional and industrial applications

💪 Heavy-Duty Cargo Restraint

The ratchet mechanism allows the operator to apply firm, controlled tension with minimal effort. Once tightened, the strap helps keep cargo stable and reduces movement during transportation.

📏 Extended 10-Metre Length

The generous strap length provides enough reach for securing large equipment, stacked materials, pallets and irregularly shaped loads without joining several shorter straps.

🪢 Durable Polyester Webbing

Polyester webbing offers excellent tensile strength with minimal stretching. It also resists moisture, shrinking, abrasion and UV exposure better than many general-purpose fibres, making it suitable for frequent outdoor use.

⚠️ Important Safety Information

• This strap is intended for securing cargo only and must not be used for lifting, towing or suspending loads.
• “5 tonnes” may refer to the strap’s breaking strength rather than its safe Working Load Limit. Comparable 5,000kg straps commonly have a WLL of around 2,500kg, but the exact rating must be taken from the identification label on your specific strap.
• Inspect the webbing, stitching, hooks and ratchet before every use.
• Do not use a strap that is cut, frayed, chemically damaged, badly worn or missing its rating label.
• Protect the webbing from sharp edges and distribute the load using enough independently rated straps.