OX 35mm x 6m Ratchet Tie Down Strap

The OX ratchet tie down is a heavy duty 35mm wide, 6 metre long strap for securing loads in transit and on site. The hard wearing polyester webbing resists abrasion, the double locking mechanism holds tension firmly, and protective sleeves stop the hooks and strap from marking the load. It is rated to a lashing capacity of 1250kg with a 2500kg breaking strength, and complies with the AS/NZS 4380.2001 standard.

Key Features

• Heavy duty ratchet tie down strap
• 35mm x 6m hard wearing polyester webbing
• Double locking mechanism for added load tightening security
• Protective sleeves to protect the load
• 1250kg lashing capacity, 2500kg breaking strength
• Complies with AS/NZS 4380.2001

Specifications

• Width: 35mm
• Length: 6 metres
• Strap material: polyester
• Lashing capacity: 1250kg
• Breaking strength: 2500kg
• Standard: AS/NZS 4380.2001

Applications

• Securing loads on trailers and utes
• Tying down roofing materials and timber
• Holding equipment during transport
• General load restraint on site

What You Need To Complete The Job

Use the strap with the hooks anchored to solid points on the tray or trailer. For lighter loads the 25mm ratchet tie downs are a handy addition, and keep leather rigger gloves on when tensioning. The wider securing range is under General Hand Tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

How should I store ratchet straps?

Wind the webbing onto the spool, close the ratchet and secure the loose end so it does not flap. Keep straps dry and out of direct sun when not in use, and check the webbing and stitching for damage before each load.

What does 1250kg lashing capacity mean?

Lashing capacity is the safe working load the strap is rated for under normal use, here 1250kg per strap. Breaking strength is much higher at 2500kg, but always work to the lashing capacity and follow the restraint rules for the load.

What is the AS/NZS 4380.2001 standard?

AS/NZS 4380.2001 is the Australian and New Zealand standard for load restraint on road vehicles. A strap that complies with it is built to meet the requirements for securing loads in transit.

How do I use a ratchet tie down correctly?

Hook each end to a solid anchor, pull the strap hand tight, then open the ratchet handle and work it up and down to take up the slack and tension the strap. Fold the spare webbing over and secure it so it does not flap.

Can I use this strap to lift loads?

No. A tie down strap is for restraint, not lifting. Never use a ratchet tie down as a lifting sling; use rated lifting equipment for lifting.