About this item:
Heavy Duty Cargo Control 50mm WLL 2,500kg White Zinc Plated, Tie Down Straps for Truck & Trailer
Detailed Specification:
Product Name |
Ratchet Strap with Double J Hook |
Length |
5m or Customized |
Width |
2'' / 50mm |
Webbing Color |
Blue |
Webbing Material |
Polyester |
End fitting |
Double J Hook / Wire Hook |
Finished |
White Zinc Plated |
Breaking Strength |
5,000kg |
Brand Name |
Botuan |
Place of Origin |
Zhejiang,China |

Step-by-Step Usage Guide (Four-Step Cycle)

| Step 1: Preparation & Inspection ·Select a strap with a Working Load Limit (WLL) exceeding the weight of your cargo. ·Inspect thoroughly: Check webbing for cuts, burns, or excessive wear; ensure the ratchet operates smoothly without rust or damage; verify hooks are not deformed or cracked. ![]() Step 2: Positioning & Hooking ·Route the strap over (or through) the cargo, ensuring the webbing lies flat without twists or knots. ·Attach the hook from the ratchet end (the active end) to a secure anchor point on one side of the vehicle or trailer. ·Pull the free end of the webbing across the load and attach the opposite hook to a corresponding anchor point on the other side. ![]() Step 3: Tensioning & Locking ·Feed the slack webbing through the ratchet spool, ensuring it remains flat and aligned. ·Operate the handle repeatedly (using a pumping motion). The ratchet will progressively tighten the webbing with each stroke. ·Continue tensioning until the load is firmly secured and cannot move, but avoid over-tightening to prevent cargo damage or strap overstress. ·Once tight, allow the handle to return to its natural downward position; the pawl will automatically engage and lock the strap. ![]() Step 4: Release & Storage ·NEVER release the tension by forcibly opening the ratchet. To safely release: Fully lift the release lever or trigger (usually located at the handle base) to disengage the pawl from the ratchet wheel. ·While holding the release lever, gently pull the loose end of the webbing to rotate the spool backwards, slowly relieving all tension. ·Once all tension is released, you can fully remove the webbing from the spool and unhook both ends. ·Finally, neatly rewind the webbing back into the ratchet housing. This prevents tangling and damage, ensuring the strap is ready for its next use. |
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