2” x 20’ Ratchet Strap with E Track Fittings is one of the most popular types of logistic straps used in dry vans, moving vans, cargo vans, enclosed trailers, and more. One of the reasons behind the popularity is that e track fittings can latch into e track rail systems installed either along the walls or flooring of the trailer or moving van.
This allows you to secure cargo from the best location and angle effectively. It helps you make the most of the available space in your moving van or trailer to help reduce wasted trips. It’s made from 2-inch polyester webbing with a 6,000 lbs breaking strength that provides excellent strength, minimal stretching, and protection against moisture.
This strap uses ratchet hardware to tighten the webbing into place and has a 4,400 lbs breaking strength. Ratchet hardware can tighten webbing much tighter than cam buckle hardware. Alternative E Track Cam Buckle Straps use hand strength which is ideal for antiques and sensitive cargo, but heavier cargo ratchet straps are the way to go.
Our 3” x 27’ Ratchet Strap with Flat Hooks is designed specifically for securement applications on flatbed trailers. Made from our heaviest-duty 3-inch webbing blend with an 18,000 lbs breaking strength. This webbing blend is narrower than our 4-inch webbing and is ideal for fitting into tighter locations. Once assembled these straps offer a 5,400 lbs safe assembly working load limit rating.
Polyester is the webbing blend of choice for cargo control applications as it provides excellent strength, durability, and minimal stretching once secured. 3-inch Ratchet Straps are commonly used in countries overseas but provide excellent strength and are the preferred flatbed strap in certain applications.
Flat Hook hardware provides a wider surface area to attach to the rub rails of the flatbed trailer. Once latched into the rub rails the webbing can be fed through the ratchet handle and tightened into place by cranking the ratchet to the desired tightness.
E Track Ratchet Straps are ideal for securing cargo inside enclosed trailers, moving vans, or dry van trailers for professionals. Made from 6,000 lbs breaking strength polyester tie-down webbing that provides excellent durability and minimal stretching to hold your cargo safely in place from one location to the next. Once assembled they have a 1,466 lbs safe working load limit rating per strap.
The ratchet hardware used for our e-track straps is smaller, helping you tighten cargo in hard-to-reach areas or areas with limited space. It also has a protective zinc coating that helps prevent corrosion and rust. Ratchet hardware can be tightened much tighter than alternative cam buckle hardware, making it the ideal choice for heavier cargo.
Our 2” x 27’ Ratchet Strap with Flat Hooks is one of the most popular straps used for securing heavy and oversized cargo on flatbed trailers. This ratchet strap is made from heavy-duty 2-inch Yellow polyester tie-down webbing that has a 12,000 lbs breaking strength and a safe assembly working load limit rating of 3,335 lbs per ratchet strap.
Polyester webbing is the webbing blend of choice for professionals due to its heavy-duty strength, minimal stretching, and helps protect the webbing from moisture, and mold. mildew, direct sunlight, and abrasion. This ratchet strap includes both the short end and the long end and a total of 27 feet of webbing with flat hooks at each end.
Flat hooks provide a wider surface area that once latched into place prevents the hardware from coming unsecured and fits on standard-size flatbed side rails. This ratchet strap is great for securing building materials, machinery, equipment, farm supplies, and more.
The 2-inch ratchet hardware provides a heavy-duty ratcheting mechanism that flows in one direction to make your cargo tightened safely in place within a matter of seconds and once secured it locks in place to prevent the cargo from moving until it arrives at the next destination.
The 2-inch ratchet hardware is coated with a zinc-coating finish that helps prevent corrosion and rust from weakening or damaging the hardware while being exposed outside.
